The new lineup is aimed at organisations seeking greater flexibility in running AI workloads, combining on-device intelligence, high-performance computing, stronger security and enterprise-grade control across diverse business environments.
Dell Technologies has strengthened its commercial technology portfolio in India with a new lineup of AI-ready computing devices, professional workstations, displays and peripherals. The company unveiled the portfolio at Dell Technologies Forum 2026 in Mumbai on September 2, targeting organisations that are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into employee workflows and business applications.
The new portfolio reflects the growing emphasis on running AI workloads across different layers of enterprise infrastructure. Rather than relying entirely on centralised computing resources, Dell is positioning its latest devices to support workloads directly at the endpoint, while its workstation offerings address more demanding applications such as AI development, simulation and rendering.
Indrajit Belgundi, senior director and general manager, Client Solutions Group, Dell Technologies India, said Indian enterprises are accelerating their AI ambitions, with expectations from business and IT leaders rising.
“Dell’s latest commercial portfolio is designed to meet that demand by delivering devices that help drive workforce productivity, support on-device AI and provide the compute power needed for the most demanding workloads,” said Belgundi. He added that the portfolio gives Indian organisations greater flexibility in deciding where AI workloads run without compromising governance, control or enterprise-grade performance. Dell's approach, he said, is focused on giving enterprises the foundation to scale AI with performance at the edge, control at the core and flexibility across the enterprise.
Dell Pro series focuses on AI-enabled productivity
The Dell Pro family has been expanded with Pro 3, Pro 5 and Pro 7 models, offering processor choices based on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 and AMD Ryzen AI 400 platforms. Selected configurations support on-device AI and Copilot+ PC experiences, with battery life reaching up to 23 hours.
The Pro 7 is available in 13- and 14-inch laptop and 2-in-1 variants. Features include aluminium construction, optional OLED panels, cameras of up to 8MP and mini-LED backlit keyboards on selected models. The 13-inch Pro 7 is up to 18% thinner than the previous-generation model.
The Pro 5 comes in 14- and 16-inch versions and can be configured with Intel or AMD processors, up to an 8MP HDR + IR camera, OLED display options and 70Wh batteries. Meanwhile, the Pro 3 is offered in 14- and 16-inch sizes, starting at 1.31kg, with Wi-Fi 7 and displays rated at up to 500 nits. Across the portfolio, Dell has also focused on improvements to audio, thermals, acoustics and display brightness.
Precision workstations target AI and professional workloads
For high-performance computing requirements, Dell has introduced Pro Precision 9 T2, T4 and T6 tower workstations. These systems can be equipped with Intel Xeon 600 Series processors offering up to 86 cores and NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell graphics.
The Pro Precision 9 T6 supports up to 15 PCIe slots, five 300W GPUs and up to 316TB of storage. Dell has also introduced the Pro Precision 7 R1, a 1U rack workstation supporting up to NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell graphics, 128GB DDR5 ECC memory and 64TB of storage. Its Deskside Agentic AI capability is designed for local workloads involving models ranging from 30 billion to 500 billion parameters.
Displays and security complete the portfolio
Dell's new commercial ecosystem also includes the 43-inch Pro 43 Plus 4K Huddle Conferencing Monitor, UltraSharp 32 4K QD-OLED Monitor and Pro 7 Webcam 4K. The products incorporate features such as AI framing, HDR, noise cancellation and professional colour capabilities.
For enterprise protection, Dell Trusted Workspace brings together security measures covering BIOS and firmware verification, threat detection, credential protection and below-the-OS telemetry.
In India, the Dell Pro 3 starts at ₹1,27,429, Pro 5 at ₹1,30,969 and Pro 7 at ₹1,43,370. Precision workstations start at ₹2,50,000 and go up to ₹6,23,000, while displays start at ₹1,27,199. The Pro 7 Webcam 4K is priced at ₹29,340. Dell also cited an IDC study showing that 76% of Indian organisations prioritise advanced NPU-powered AI performance when selecting AI PCs.
