The artificial intelligence landscape is rapidly shifting from passive chatbots to autonomous, self-evolving agents capable of executing complex, multi-step workflows over extended periods. While these digital assistants are incredibly powerful, giving them broad access to enterprise tools and data creates massive security and governance headaches. To solve this, Dell Technologies has partnered with NVIDIA to bring massive computing power directly to the local developer environment safely. By combining new open-source software like NVIDIA OpenShell and NemoClaw with purpose-built hardware, enterprises can now run these advanced agents in secure, isolated sandboxes where every action is enforced by strict infrastructure policies. Leading this hardware charge are two groundbreaking desktop supercomputers designed specifically for local AI deployment.
Dell Pro Max with GB10
For enterprises looking to establish a reliable foundation for their artificial intelligence operations, the Dell Pro Max with GB10 serves as a highly capable entry point. Powered by the NVIDIA Grace Blackwell architecture, this compact system is engineered to deliver up to one petaFLOP of FP4 AI performance. It pairs this processing power with 128GB of coherent, unified memory, allowing developers to comfortably run massive models and autonomous agents entirely locally.
What makes the GB10 variant particularly interesting for daily operations is its strict focus on power efficiency, making it ideal for running always-on agents that constantly monitor and execute background tasks. Furthermore, Dell and NVIDIA are actively co-engineering an air-gapped version of this system specifically for federal clients. This means the desktop can process highly classified or sensitive corporate data in a physically isolated environment without ever requiring an external network connection, ensuring absolute data privacy. For teams needing more headroom, the system is also designed to smoothly scale up to four-times configurations while taking full advantage of the NVIDIA AI software stack.
Dell Pro Max with GB300
For developers who refuse to compromise on raw computational throughput, Dell is officially the first original equipment manufacturer to ship a desktop housing the massive NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip. The Dell Pro Max with GB300 effectively takes the sheer, unadulterated performance usually reserved for sprawling data centres and compresses it into a deskside tower.
The specifications on this machine are staggering, offering up to twenty petaFLOPS of FP4 performance alongside a massive 748GB of coherent memory. This level of hardware capability allows developers to build and deploy autonomous agents operating at a trillion-parameter scale locally. By processing this frontier-level intelligence directly at the desk without bouncing data back and forth to a cloud server, users experience significantly faster response times and reliable operation even during complete internet outages. Because packing this much processing power into a desktop naturally generates intense heat, Dell relies on its exclusive MaxCool technology to efficiently remove thermal buildup and maintain optimal operating temperatures during heavy workloads.
Pricing & Availability
The entire infrastructure required to start building secure, localised AI ecosystems is ready for deployment today. Both the Dell Pro Max with GB10 and the flagship Dell Pro Max with GB300 are officially available for purchase now, complete with out-of-the-box support for the NVIDIA OpenShell runtime environment.
While Dell Technologies has confirmed the immediate availability of these desktop supercomputers, the company has not publicly disclosed the specific retail pricing structures, pre-order bonuses, or specific chassis colourways in its initial announcement. Given the enterprise-grade nature and datacenter-level components housed within these systems, prospective buyers and developers will need to contact Dell directly to configure their specific setups and obtain localised pricing.
