DELL PRO MAX GB10 4 TB – BLACKWELL GPU POWER AVAILABLE OVER THE NETWORK
Dell Pro Max GB10 makes GPU power available over the network, so one device can be shared by multiple people. It’s a convenient solution for small tech companies, analytics agencies, data science teams, and finance departments. One use case is a shared AI server for a team: developers and analysts connect to it remotely, work with data and models, and use shared APIs. A shared system can reduce the need to maintain a powerful AI workstation for every user, provided the combined workload stays within the device’s capabilities.



10 GbE, WI-FI 7, AND SEPARATE CONTAINERS FOR EVERYONE
Network access is provided by a 10 GbE port and Wi-Fi 7, with an NVIDIA ConnectX-7 card featuring two QSFP ports (up to 200 Gb/s) available for more demanding scenarios. Computing power comes from the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell superchip: up to 1 PFLOP in FP4 and 128 GB of unified CPU and GPU memory, enabling work with models of up to 200 billion parameters. The 4 TB NVMe PCIe Gen4 drive with SED Opal encryption can store several people’s projects, and each person can work in their own container without library version conflicts.


NO SERVER ROOM REQUIRED, WITH REMOTE SSH ACCESS
The computer takes up less space than an A5 sheet of paper and doesn’t require a server room. Dell includes a 280 W USB-C power adapter, while NVIDIA DGX OS with the DGX Dashboard makes it easy to monitor workloads. For local use, it offers HDMI 2.1b, three 20 Gb/s USB-C ports, and Bluetooth 5.4. TPM 2.0 protects the system startup process, and administrators can manage the device remotely, just like any Linux server.