Dell’s infrastructure strategy takes shape as enterprise AI moves into production

At the enterprise level, agentic AI has become less of a prospective tool for businesses, evolving into a valuable asset for many organizations. As more companies shift from the experimentation phase and begin to scale agentic AI use, their infrastructure requirements are changing. Enterprises are now looking to integrate AI into existing infrastructure, creating hybrid environments that raise new questions. Cost, reliability, operational demands and governance are now the priorities, and companies are having to determine how to balance it all. “Most enterprises don’t have an AI ambition problem,” said Sam Grocott, senior vice president of product marketing at Dell Technologies Inc.. “They have an AI execution problem.” Dell is one company investing in a strategy that helps enterprises manage the move toward hybrid infrastructures built to support agentic AI. Following Dell Technologies World earlier this year, that strategy is becoming increasingly relevant as companies move past pilot programs. This feature is part of SiliconANGLE Media’s ongoing coverage of enterprise AI infrastructure and the shift from AI experimentation to production. (* Disclosure below.) Companies are already sitting…