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Dell Technologies builds AI servers, driven by VMware spin-off and AI revenue growth

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What happened

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Dell Technologies simplified its corporate structure following the November 2021 VMware spin-off. The company is now building NVIDIA GPU-based AI systems for hyperscalers, enterprises, and government buyers. In the quarter reported September 1, 2026, Dell Technologies generated $47 billion in revenue, with AI server revenue reaching $16.4 billion.

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Why it matters

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The shift toward AI server assembly is driving significant revenue growth for Dell Technologies. The company holds a $95 billion backlog in AI systems. This growth is supported by the demand for specialized hardware, such as NVIDIA GPUs.

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Who's involved

  • Dell TechnologiesAssembles NVIDIA GPU-based AI servers and reports quarterly revenue.
  • VMwareWas spun off in November 2021, simplifying Dell Technologies' structure.
  • NvidiaProvides the GPUs used in the AI servers assembled by Dell Technologies.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • CoreWeaveSpeculative

    CoreWeave might see increased demand for critical server supply from Dell Technologies.

  • NvidiaSpeculative

    Nvidia may see increased demand for its GPUs due to Dell Technologies' AI server assembly.

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