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Dell PowerEdge XE9680/XE9712

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The enterprise AI server franchise — from 8-GPU boxes to NVL72 racks.

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Dell's XE9680 became the best-selling enterprise H100/MI300X server; the XE9712 packages GB200 NVL72 racks with Dell's service chain. CoreWeave and xAI took deliveries by the thousands — the mainstream channel of the AI hardware wave.

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Options NVIDIA HGX or AMD Instinct baseboards; GB200 rack variantVendor spec

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.