Michael Dell, Jensen Huang and Bill McDermott on New AI Factories

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Dell's AI Event

Michael Dell, Jensen Huang, and Bill McDermott discussed the convergence of AI, computing, and infrastructure.
Dell emphasized collaboration and ecosystem partnerships for driving the AI revolution.
NVIDIA's end-to-end systems of scale and partnership with Dell aim to bring AI capabilities globally.
ServiceNow shared their AI journey and partnership with Dell and NVIDIA.

The discussion highlighted the balance between choice and standardization in the market, driven by customer demand.
NVIDIA's leadership in accelerated computing and ecosystem approach contribute to their success.
The concept of an "AI factory" represents a supply chain creating intelligence within organizations.
Dell announced a new Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, combining CPUs and GPUs for enterprise customers.
Dell Technologies is creating AI factories to make AI production accessible to companies of all sizes.
ServiceNow partners with Dell to provide AI-powered tools and services for improved experiences and workflows.
The AI-powered experiences market is projected to reach $11 trillion in the next three years.
Dell and ServiceNow believe AI adoption is crucial for businesses to stay competitive and enhance operations.

Dell's partnership with Microsoft and NVIDIA, combined with its experience in selling to businesses, positions it well to promote AI investments.
ServiceNow is transitioning from a platform of tools to one that includes agents to help companies use those tools.
The recent surge in PC purchases due to the pandemic presents an opportunity for businesses to adopt AI-powered devices.

Many businesses face integration issues that hinder digital transformation efforts.
Dell and ServiceNow offer solutions to help businesses integrate AI into existing systems and processes.

NVIDIA introduced five AI PC models with various options for users.
The new AI PCs leverage GPUs and NPUs for a significantly enhanced user experience.
NVIDIA GPUs are integrated into Dell workstations, featuring Tensor Cores that utilize AI for improved performance.
AI is expected to revolutionize gaming by transforming non-player characters into chatbots, simplifying world creation, and easing programming.
NVIDIA supports various CPUs, including x86 and ARM, ensuring compatibility with different systems.

The US continues to lead in innovation, with companies like NVIDIA, ServiceNow, and Microsoft driving advancements in productivity and efficiency.
Investments in AI are expanding globally, with countries like South Korea, the Middle East, and sovereign states making significant investments in AI infrastructure.
Countries are recognizing the importance of harnessing their own data and intelligence as a natural resource, leading to increased focus on developing domestic AI capabilities.