Dell Pro Precision towers and workstations for enterprise AI workloads for 2026 revealed
Dell Technologies has reintroduced their Dell Pro Precision series back into the market that are designed for AI-first, demanding mission-critical workloads like rendering high-resolution videos on a tight deadline, intensive physics simulations and more.
Dell Pro Precision 9 T2/T4/T6 Towers
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Designed for sustained, demanding AI performance and visualisation capabilities, the Dell Pro Precision 9 T2, T4 and T6 tower workstations feature up to Intel Xeon 600 processors for Workstation (86 cores), multi-GPU, NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell graphics, huge memory, storage and SSD options as well as exceptional scalability culminating in the top-shelf T6 model that is currently one of the world’s most scalable tower workstations in the market.
Not only does it feature the architecture of the T4 tower model, it also adds in a full-fledged expansion bay, up to 15 PCIe slots, up to 2x 600W or up to 5 x 300W NVIDIA RTX Pro Blackwell GPUs and up to 316TB maximum storage.
Dell Pro Precision 5 and 7 series mobile workstations
Intended for AI-ready capabilities on the go whether it’s a busy airport lounge or on a work site, the Dell Precision 5 and Precision 6 series each come in 14-inch and 16-inch display sizes while featuring the latest Intel or AMD processors.
Dell Pro Precision 7 16
That’s not all, they also feature fast memory and storage as well as optional NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell GPUs along with improved thermals and a practical yet elegant aluminium cover for the Dell Pro Precision 5 series 14s and 16s mobile workstations.
Dell Pro Max GB10/GB300 workstations
Intended for demanding scenarios that demand performance and agile AI development, the GB300 ships with a preconfigured AI software stack and is built on NVIDIA Grace Blackwell Ultra to allow for datacenter-class AI development. One of the first workstation desktops to feature the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip, the GB300 also features efficient heat management thanks to their MaxCool thermal solution and also features
NVIDIA NemoClaw and NVIDIA OpenShell runtimes that allow both the GB300 and GB10 to run AI agents for extended periods of time entirely locally, keeping the cloud optional.
In the case of the Dell Pro Max GB10, teams are able to iterate ideas and concepts locally without having to send iterations up to the cloud. For more security conscious organisations, an air-gapped Dell Pro Max GB10 variant with WiFi and Bluetooth as well as no telemetry is available for consideration for sensitive AI agent prototyping before workloads move to enterprise clusters.
To offer a consistent environment for effective scalability, Dell Pro Precision workstations and Dell Pro Max with GB10 and GB300 allows for low-latency iteration, secure IP and cost predictability with easy scalability that is production-ready with easy expansion from local systems to datacenter clusters or the cloud.
At present, there are no launch dates or prices yet for Malaysia but we’ll keep you posted. For more details, check out https://www.dell.com/en-my