Dell’s new AMD powered servers: powering data centres for AI’s ever growing demands

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Welcome to the Dell Technologies podcast! In this episode, we’re diving into Dell’s latest PowerEdge servers—their cutting-edge seventeenth generation, driven by AMD’s fifth-gen EPYC processors. These servers are specifically crafted to help data center operators tackle growing challenges, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI). ChatGPT reveals how AI is reshaping data centers, influencing everything from operational efficiency to overall design and management. Joining us today to discuss how Dell’s latest innovations address these complex demands is Abe Khamis, AMD Lead for Dell Technologies in ANZ. This episode is hosted by tech journalist Stephen Fenech. For more information, visit dell.com.au/AI. Special thanks to our sponsor, AMD.

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