This partnership expands the Accenture AI Refinery platform, enabling one-click deployment of agentic AI capabilities on Dell’s high-performance, NVIDIA-accelerated infrastructure.

This will help companies, particularly those within regulated industries or those with substantial investments in on-premises infrastructure, to accelerate value realization and reduce the total cost of ownership.

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Furthermore, Accenture will support AI implementation using the NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory validated design, a framework for organizations to build on-premise AI factories utilizing NVIDIA Blackwell and a broad network of AI partners.

The company delivers on key needs: data sovereignty and compliance, resilience and high availability, robust security for isolated networks, ultra-low latency for real-time uses, and edge/offline capabilities for remote environments.

“Through this collaboration with Dell Technologies and NVIDIA, Accenture is bringing the power of AI Refinery to on-premises infrastructure, providing an open, interoperable, scalable, and secure solution that paves the way for widespread AI adoption,” said Lan Guan, chief AI officer, Accenture.

Ihab Tarazi, Chief Technical Officer and Senior Vice President of Dell Technologies, added, “This solution allows customers to tailor their strategies and engineered architectures to meet diverse needs, ensuring data integrity and protection to accelerate digital transformation.”

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Price Action: Shares of Accenture, Dell, and NVIDIA were all trading lower in premarket at last check Wednesday, with ACN down 0.46% at $318.70, DELL down 1.22% at $112.84, and NVDA down 1.15% at $132.84.

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