Use Dell Pro Precision with GB10 as a complete AI platform? WZ-IT handles the model, Open WebUI, hardening, integration, functional testing, and optional ongoing operations. Explore the AI Cube
Dell Pro Precision with GB10, marketed as Dell Pro Max with GB10 until October 2026, brings NVIDIA's compact Grace Blackwell platform into Dell's workstation and support environment. Dell renamed the line on 7 October 2026; the larger GB300 system is now Dell Pro Precision with GB300. The name change does not alter the GB10 hardware. Up to 128 GB of unified memory, DGX OS, 10 GbE, and ConnectX-7 support local models and later expansion. Dell's documented desktop and network appliance modes are particularly relevant for business deployment.
Hardware and operating modes
Dell's configurator lists "2TB M.2 2230 Gen4x4" or "4TB M.2 2242 TLC SED OPAL", a self-encrypting 4 TB SSD, depending on market and configuration. From 23 October 2026, a 64 GB unified memory variant joins the 128 GB version; NVIDIA sells it only through OEM partners such as Dell and targets models up to about 100 billion parameters. For larger models, long context, or many concurrent users, the 128 GB version remains the right choice. Dell's country-specific configurator shows which memory and SSD combinations are available.
Initial setup selects desktop or network appliance operation, and the mode can be changed later.
For a centrally provided AI service, appliance mode is often the more suitable starting point. It does not replace hardening: network paths, identities, updates, and recovery must still be defined.
Separate vendor support from platform operations
Dell offers Basic Hardware Service or ProSupport options depending on the region. These are useful for hardware diagnostics and replacement but do not automatically operate the AI application installed on the device.
Platform operations also include updating DGX OS, drivers, containers, and model runtime; monitoring Open WebUI and endpoints; managing users and roles; backing up chat data and knowledge spaces; measuring model quality and throughput; and documenting support access.
Provide local AI to employees
After setup, staff access Open WebUI in the browser. They can use approved local models and maintain personal or shared knowledge spaces according to their permissions. The system remains on the internal network or becomes available through controlled VPN or NetBird access.
Automated sources and business processes are added as integrations. A hardware warranty does not resolve those architecture decisions.
When Dell Pro Precision with GB10 fits
The Dell system is a natural option where Dell is already an approved hardware supplier, a documented appliance mode is wanted, or vendor support needs to fit existing procurement. The choice between 2 TB and 4 TB should follow model artefacts, knowledge data, and required headroom.
Dell support and managed AI platform operations complement each other. Dell handles the hardware case while WZ-IT manages model endpoints, Open WebUI, updates, backup, and user access. This boundary should be documented before launch so an incident does not begin with determining responsibility.
WZ-IT configuration and expansion
In the AI Cube, WZ-IT combines this hardware class with local runtime, Open WebUI, an agreed model, hardening, functional testing, initial setup, and support. The AI Cube costs from €7,999 excl. VAT one-time; patching, backup, monitoring and support are covered by AI Cube Care from €349.90 excl. VAT per month; the first twelve months run with the device, after that Care is cancellable monthly.
A second system can increase total throughput or support a larger model. Two devices do not automatically share memory. See the ConnectX-7 cluster guide.
