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Intel's Gaudi 3 AI Chips Secure Integration in Dell's PowerEdge Servers, Marking One of the Few Wins for the Struggling Lineup
Intel's Gaudi 3 AI chips have seen a rather 'rare' feature from Dell's PowerEdge AI servers, which are claimed to be cost-efficient and scalable. When it comes to Intel's AI business, it is indeed the slowest of competitors, mainly because the firm was late to the party and, more importantly,
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Dell Technologies Says It's First To Bring Intel's Gaudi 3 PCIe To Market
Dell is first in bringing Intel's latest AI accelerators to market inside a server that can house eight Gaudi 3 PCIe, which cost less and draw about half as much power as the market leading GPUs. Dell is first in bringing Intel's latest AI accelerators to market inside a server that can house
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Dell Technologies becomes the first to market with servers featuring Intel's Gaudi 3 AI accelerators, marking a significant step for Intel in the competitive AI chip market.

Intel's Gaudi 3 AI chips have achieved a significant milestone with their integration into Dell's PowerEdge servers, marking a rare win for the tech giant in the competitive AI accelerator market
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. This development comes as Intel strives to catch up with industry leaders like NVIDIA and AMD in the AI chip sector.Dell Technologies has announced that it is the first to bring Intel's latest AI accelerators to market with its PowerEdge XE7740 server
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. This 4U rack server is designed to accommodate up to eight Gaudi 3 PCIe accelerators, offering a powerful solution for AI workloads1
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.Key features of the PowerEdge XE7740 include:
The Gaudi 3 AI chips present a compelling alternative to market-leading GPUs, boasting lower costs and significantly reduced power consumption. With a thermal design power rating of 600 watts, Gaudi 3 chips draw about half as much power as NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs, which are rated at 1,200 watts
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.The PowerEdge XE7740 server with Gaudi 3 chips offers ready support for modern AI models, including:
The Gaudi 3 PCIe accelerators integrate seamlessly with PyTorch and platforms like Hugging Face, enabling organizations to fine-tune models and perform complex AI inferencing efficiently
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While this integration represents a positive step for Intel, the company still faces challenges in the AI chip market. Intel's late entry and slower approach to AI have resulted in limited adoption of its Gaudi AI lineup by cloud service providers (CSPs)
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.However, Intel is not backing down from the competition. With the cancellation of Falcon Shores, the company is now focusing on Jaguar Shores as its next major AI chip release. This upcoming lineup is expected to be Intel's first rack-scale solution, potentially allowing the company to compete more aggressively with AMD and NVIDIA
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.Dell Technologies, as the worldwide market leader in server sales, has been capitalizing on the AI boom. In its most recent quarter, Dell reported record server and networking revenue of $12.9 billion, up 69% year-over-year
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. The company has already shipped $10 billion worth of AI solutions in the first half of FY26, surpassing all shipments in FY252
.As the AI market continues to evolve, the collaboration between Intel and Dell could potentially reshape the competitive landscape, offering customers more diverse and efficient options for their AI infrastructure needs.
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