DELL PRO MAX GB10 2 TB – THE SAME NVIDIA SOFTWARE AS DGX SYSTEMS
Dell Pro Max GB10 uses the same NVIDIA software as DGX systems in data centers and the cloud. This is important for technology companies, industrial R&D departments, startups, and ML teams in banking and telecommunications. One use case is prototyping projects that will later move to a data center: a container prepared at your desk can run on DGX Cloud or an NVIDIA GPU server without changing tools. To get started, try the ready-to-use containers in the NVIDIA NGC catalog.



20 ARM CORES AND 128 GB OF MEMORY FOR PROTOTYPING
For prototyping, you have the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell superchip: 20 Arm cores, a Blackwell GPU, and 128 GB of unified memory. You can test models with up to 200 billion parameters on real data before deciding whether to invest in larger infrastructure—and find out whether your project needs it at all. Popular tools such as PyTorch and NVIDIA containers are available for Arm, but for less common libraries, it’s worth checking compatibility before deployment.


CLUSTER TWO UNITS WITH CONNECTX-7
When one device is no longer enough, you can connect a second using an NVIDIA ConnectX-7 card (2 × QSFP, up to 200 Gb/s) and run models with up to 405 billion parameters. This configuration includes a 2 TB NVMe PCIe Gen4 drive, a 280 W Dell USB-C power adapter, a 10 GbE port, three 20 Gb/s USB-C ports, HDMI 2.1b, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4. A working prototype also makes it easier to decide whether to invest in larger infrastructure.