What to expect during Dell Technologies World: Join theCUBE May 18-20
Following a multiyear journey to advance its artificial intelligence agenda, Dell Technologies Inc. is arriving at a moment it has long been preparing for: the AI factory as the next model for enterprise infrastructure. Dell has been building toward this moment based on a belief that artificial intelligence would lead to a fundamental shift in […] The post What to expect during Dell Technologies World: Join theCUBE May 18-20 appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Key Takeaways
- AI factory growth is fueling Dell's enterprise strategy, with agents, accelerated infrastructure and measurable ROI now driving adoption across industries.
UPDATED 16:27 EDT / MAY 12 2026 AI What to expect during Dell Technologies World: Join theCUBE May 18-20 by Mark Albertson SHARE Following a multiyear journey to advance its artificial intelligence agenda, Dell Technologies Inc.
- The company has deployed AI factory systems to over 4,000 customers and its AI server sales have climbed from $10 billion in early 2025 to $25 billion, with predictions for $50 billion this year.
"At Dell Technologies World 2026, we're going to hear a lot about AI Factories as the new infrastructure model," said theCUBE Research's Dave Vellante .
- The challenge now is execution at scale and maintaining openness, but the opportunity is significant as enterprises look for trusted partners to operationalize AI beyond pilots and into production.
Tune in for on-site reporting and exclusive interviews as theCUBE's analysts talk with industry leaders from Dell, its partners and customers.
- Last fall, Dell unveiled the newest editions of its PowerEdge XE servers, with the ability to scale up to eight PCIe-based GPUs per machine, including the high-powered new Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Server Edition.
This configuration offered enterprise customers the ability to support everything from generative and agentic AI to digital twins and industrial robotics.
- "From theCUBE Research perspective, Dell's AI Factory represents a meaningful shift by positioning AI as a full operating model rather than a collection of point solutions," Nashawaty said .
Stats & Key Facts
- #The company has deployed AI factory systems to over 4,000 customers and its AI server sales have climbed from $10 billion in early 2025 to $25 billion, with predictions for $50 billion this year.
- #"At Dell Technologies World 2026, we're going to hear a lot about AI Factories as the new infrastructure model," said theCUBE Research's Dave Vellante .
AI factory growth is fueling Dell's enterprise strategy, with agents, accelerated infrastructure and measurable ROI now driving adoption across industries. UPDATED 16:27 EDT / MAY 12 2026 AI What to expect during Dell Technologies World: Join theCUBE May 18-20 by Mark Albertson SHARE Following a multiyear journey to advance its artificial intelligence agenda, Dell Technologies Inc. is arriving at a moment it has long been preparing for: the AI factory as the next model for enterprise infrastructure.
Dell has been building toward this moment based on a belief that artificial intelligence would lead to a fundamental shift in how work gets done and how businesses would operate. So far, the numbers show that Dell has not been wrong. The company has deployed AI factory systems to over 4,000 customers and its AI server sales have climbed from $10 billion in early 2025 to $25 billion, with predictions for $50 billion this year.
As the tech giant prepares for its annual Dell Technologies World gathering in Las Vegas, industry observers will be looking for signals around what the AI factory will mean for the future of IT infrastructure and what return on investment is being realized as AI adoption grows. "At Dell Technologies World 2026, we're going to hear a lot about AI Factories as the new infrastructure model," said theCUBE Research's Dave Vellante . "These are integrated systems that can manufacture intelligence at scale.
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