Dell has raised its annual revenue and profit forecasts, citing strong demand for its AI-optimized servers powered by Nvidia’s latest chips. The company attributed the upward revision to a surge in sales of data center infrastructure designed to support artificial intelligence workloads. As enterprises and cloud providers accelerate their investments in AI, Dell’s portfolio of high-performance computing systems has seen significant traction. The company reported that demand for its AI-ready servers, particularly those leveraging Nvidia’s H100 and newer H200 GPUs, has outpaced expectations. Dell emphasized that its ability to deliver scalable, energy-efficient solutions has positioned it as a key player in the AI infrastructure market. The improved outlook reflects broader industry trends, with companies across sectors ramping up AI initiatives and expanding their data center capacity. Dell also highlighted ongoing partnerships with major cloud providers and tech firms, further strengthening its position in the growing AI ecosystem. The company expects continued momentum through the remainder of the fiscal year, driven by sustained demand for AI-driven computing power.