Dell PowerEdge XE9680 Rack Server 210-BFXH-BUNDLE with 8 x H100 GPUs

Because it resolved both halves of corporate AI procurement at once, frontier GPU capability through the NVIDIA HGX H100 complex, and estate governance through iDRAC9, OpenManage, and Dell's global service organization, the management and support model enterprise IT already operates. It became the fastest-ramping product in Dell's history, and the practical consequence is maturity, every major framework and MLOps pipeline has been production-hardened against this exact node.

Eight NVIDIA H100 SXM GPUs at 80GB of HBM3 each, 640GB per node with aggregate bandwidth above 26 TB/s, a full NVSwitch mesh at 900 GB/s per GPU, FP8 throughput beyond 30 petaFLOPS, and MIG to as many as 56 instances. In workload terms: full fine-tuning into the 70B class within one node, large-batch training, and production inference density.

It is a memory and maturity trade. The H200 platforms carry 141GB per GPU, 1.1TB per node, and earn their premium for 70B-class full-precision fine-tuning, long-context serving, and memory-bound work. This H100 bundle carries the most validated configuration of the generation at 640GB, sufficient for the large share of enterprise workloads, with production behavior the industry understands best. Pressing the memory ceiling points up; living inside it, this is the proven buy, and the quote models both.

Two rack units per node against the catalog's 8U Hopper platforms, matching the most compact builds here, which compounds across a row wherever space is the binding constraint. The honest caveat applies: many facilities are power-bound rather than space-bound at the ten-kilowatt class, and where power is the ceiling the density is future-proofing. MillionMiner models your facility's real constraint in the quote.

Governance without forking. The node manages through iDRAC9 and OpenManage, so the firmware policy, security baseline, monitoring, and access control of an existing PowerEdge fleet extend to the AI infrastructure instead of being rebuilt beside it. For regulated industries and large IT organizations, that is frequently the difference between a procurement approval and a six-month exception process.

Two tier-one OEMs, so the decision splits on memory tier and estate. The Lenovo carries the H200 baseboard at 1.1TB per node with its own global service organization and management stack; this Dell bundle carries the proven H100 configuration at 640GB inside the Dell governance model. Memory-bound workloads point to the Lenovo; Dell-standardized fleets and workloads inside 640GB point here. MillionMiner quotes both without steering.

When budget outranks new-unit tier-one coverage. The refurbished AS-8125GS-TNHR delivers the same class of complex at secondary-market economics with verification evidence, and the H800 system covers single-node Hopper work at the value end of the new market. Procurement requiring a new tier-one unit with OEM support buys this; capability-per-budget buyers take the value paths, and the quote models all three.

Through the PCIe Gen5 expansion, which carries one fabric adapter per GPU for GPUDirect RDMA, the topology that moves gradients between nodes without touching CPUs, on InfiniBand or high-speed Ethernet specified per deployment. Front NVMe storage keeps datasets local, and MillionMiner advises on switch and fabric architecture as deployments grow past one node.

Dual Intel Xeon Scalable processors with 32 DDR5 slots, sized on quote against the rule this catalog applies everywhere, system memory at or above the 640GB GPU pool. Storage and fabric fit-outs are configured per order, management runs through iDRAC9, and the air-cooled 6U chassis deploys in ordinary data centers. The exact host configuration of your bundle is confirmed with the quote.

Submit your workload and deployment details through the quote form. A MillionMiner specialist confirms the bundle configuration, host fit-out, Dell coverage options, destination eligibility under the US export controls that apply to Hopper-class accelerators, and delivery. Every system ships tested, worldwide DDP with duties handled, with hosting in MillionMiner's own data centers as the alternative.