Dell Enterprise Hub is all you need to build AI on premises
At Dell Tech World, the updated Dell Enterprise Hub is announced, offering ready-to-deploy models and now AI applications like OpenWebUI and AnythingLLM. The hub provides optimized containers for Dell AI servers with NVIDIA H200, AMD MI300X, and Intel Gaudi 3. Models are available within hours of public release, and the platform supports on-premises AI building with Docker and Kubernetes.
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AMD Introduces Threadripper Halo Station at IFA 2026
At IFA 2026, AMD unveiled the Threadripper Halo Station, a workstation combining a 96-core Zen 5 CPU with up to 4 Instinct MI350P cards (each 144GB HBM3E, 600W TBP). The system can hold a trillion-parameter model entirely on-device. Both CPU and GPUs are liquid-cooled. Full specs, pricing, and availability have not been announced.
AMD unveils Threadripper Halo Station, an AI workstation packing 96 cores and dual liquid-cooled MI350P accelerators — 'the most powerful workstation in the world' can run trillion-parameter models, says AMD
AMD unveiled the Threadripper Halo Station, an AI workstation it calls 'the most powerful in the world,' at IFA 2026. The system combines a 96-core Zen 5 Threadripper Pro 9995WX CPU with dual liquid-cooled Instinct MI350P accelerators (144GB HBM3E each), 2TB DDR5, and support for up to four GPUs. AMD claims it can run trillion-parameter models. Estimated component cost exceeds $100,000, with fully configured systems potentially over $150,000. No price or release date was announced, and AMD has not yet named OEM partners.
MSI, GIGABYTE And Inno3D Jack Up RTX 50 And RX 9000 Prices Again, With RTX 5070 Buyers Facing A $90 Hit
Wccftech reports that MSI, Gigabyte, and Inno3D have joined ASUS and Galax in raising prices on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 and AMD Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs. This is the second price increase since August, affecting buyers of the RTX 5070 with a $90 hike. The article notes the trend but lacks detailed analysis or official confirmation from the vendors.