Dell Technologies is collaborating with Meta to simplify the on-premise deployment of generative AI (GenAI). The partnership focuses on enabling Dell customers to launch Meta's Llama 2 AI models using Dell's GenAI portfolio, including IT infrastructure, client devices, and professional services. This collaboration aims to expedite GenAI advancements in on-premise settings.

The goal of this collaboration is to provide customers with a ready-to-use framework for GenAI. Dell and Meta aim to simplify the deployment of Llama 2 AI models on Dell systems, offering a pre-tested foundation of software and hardware through Dell's Validated Design for GenAI.

Chris Kelly, SVP of Data Centre Sales for Asia Pacific and Japan at Dell Technologies, highlights the increasing emphasis on on-premise AI solutions in response to data privacy and security concerns, as well as the concept of data gravity. The integration of Meta's Llama 2 models into Dell's GenAI portfolio will accelerate digital transformation efforts, allowing organizations to leverage valuable insights for actionable strategies.

Dell has integrated Meta's Llama 2 models into its system sizing tools, aiding customers in selecting the most suitable solutions for their Llama 2-based AI operations, whether in traditional data centers or edge locations. The collaboration offers a pre-tested infrastructure and simplifies deployment and management, ensuring predictability in setting up GenAI infrastructure.

The integration of Meta's Llama 2 with Dell's GenAI Solutions portfolio provides organizations with reliable tools to deliver GenAI solutions across various settings, from desktops to data centers, edge locations, and public clouds.

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