Dell has launched its most powerful desktop system yet, the Dell Pro Max with Nvidia’s Grace Blackwell GB10 GPU, in India. The system is designed for professionals and creators who need serious computing muscle for artificial intelligence (AI), research, and content development. With this launch, Dell is promising to bring data centre-level AI performance right to the desktop. The desktop also aims to solve one of the biggest problems faced by AI teams today which is limited computing power and high cloud costs. Whether you’re a startup founder, researcher, or an independent developer, this new system promises speed, flexibility, and security without the need to rely on cloud-based solutions.
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Dell Pro Max with GB10: Price and Key features
The desktop system’s price starts from Rs 3,99,000 in India. This desktop is not aimed at casual users but at professionals who need immense computing power. Let’s now quickly take a look at some top specs of the device.
| Specifications | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Dell Pro Max with Nvidia GB10 |
| GPU | NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GB10 |
| Memory | 128GB LPDDR5x unified memory |
| Storage Options | Up to 4TB SSD (PCIe Gen 4) |
| Processor | 20-core ARM CPU (16MB L2 Cache) |
| Performance | Up to 1000 FP4 TOPS |
| Operating System | NVIDIA DGX™ OS |
| Connectivity | 4x USB Type-C, HDMI 2.1b, RJ45 (10GbE), 2x QSFP ports |
| Power Adapter | 280W USB Type-C |
| Price (India) | Starting at ₹3,99,000 |
The Dell Pro Max with GB10 comes powered by NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell architecture, paired with 128GB of unified memory, allowing users to handle AI models of up to 200 billion parameters. This is a massive jump from the previous generation, which maxed out at 45 billion. The desktop runs on DGX OS and supports performance up to 1000 FP4 TOPS, which means it’s capable of delivering true data centre-class computing at the desk.
Dell has also packed the system with essential pre-installed tools such as CUDA, JupyterLab, Docker, and AI Workbench, so users can start working straight out of the box. For those who need even more power, two Dell Pro Max with GB10 systems can be connected to act as a single node – capable of supporting models up to 400 billion parameters. In simpler words, this setup claims to turn your desk into a mini AI supercomputer.
Who should buy the Dell Pro Max with GB10?
Dell says the new desktop is built for a wide range of users ranging from academic researchers and startups to enterprises and individual creators. Researchers can now run large models like Llama 3.3 70B locally, making experimentation faster and easier. Startups can develop and scale AI products without worrying about high cloud bills or complex setups. Meanwhile, industries like banking and healthcare benefit from the ability to train AI models securely on-premises without moving sensitive data to external servers. Even individual creators and game developers can use it to fine-tune AI models or train virtual characters from their own workspace.
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