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Dell is rolling out new PowerEdge server systems aligned with AI-era data center needs, alongside major expansions to its PowerStore and PowerProtect portfolio. Coverage also highlights an upcoming EPYC Venice-based Dell PowerEdge platform and a very large new PowerStore Elite storage capacity figure.

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Key Takeaway Dell’s PowerEdge lineup is expanding for AI-era data centers, including EPYC Venice systems and upgraded PowerStore/PowerProtect offerings.
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Dell’s PowerEdge lineup is expanding for AI-era data centers, including EPYC Venice systems and upgraded PowerStore/PowerProtect offerings.

Dell is rolling out new PowerEdge server systems aligned with AI-era data center needs, alongside major expansions to its PowerStore and PowerProtect portfolio. Coverage also highlights an upcoming EPYC Venice-based Dell PowerEdge platform and a very large new PowerStore Elite storage capacity figure.

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Top 2 signals · Dell’s PowerEdge lineup is expanding
ServeTheHome · 23h ago
Dell Showcases Upcoming EPYC Venice PowerEdge Systems, Adds New 5.8PB PowerStore Elite
StorageReview · 4d ago
Dell Expands PowerStore, PowerEdge, PowerProtect, and Automation Portfolio for AI-Era Data Centers

Briefing Findings · Dell’s PowerEdge lineup is expanding

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Platform CPU family EPYC Venice
PowerStore capacity figure 5.8PB (PowerStore Elite)
Portfolio areas expanded PowerStore, PowerEdge, PowerProtect, and Automation

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  • Look for coverage and release details for the upcoming EPYC Venice-based Dell PowerEdge systems. ServeTheHome
  • Follow updates tied to Dell’s expanded AI-era PowerStore, PowerEdge, PowerProtect, and Automation portfolio. StorageReview

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  • Dell Showcases Upcoming EPYC Venice PowerEdge Systems, Adds New 5.8PB PowerStore Elite ServeTheHome
  • Dell Expands PowerStore, PowerEdge, PowerProtect, and Automation Portfolio for AI-Era Data Centers StorageReview
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Dell Showcases Upcoming EPYC Venice PowerEdge Systems, Adds New 5.8PB PowerStore Elite

Outlining their hardware plans for the modern data center, Dell has announced their 18th generation PowerEdge servers, as well as a next-gen storage server, the PowerStore Elite

23h ago Ryan Smith
storagereview.com

Dell Expands PowerStore, PowerEdge, PowerProtect, and Automation Portfolio for AI-Era Data Centers

Dell introduces infrastructure refresh for storage, servers, cyber resilience, and private cloud automation.

5d ago

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