Dell Technologies to Bring Grok SpaceXAI Models On-Premises to Enterprise Environments

Dell and SpaceXAI bring Grok AI models on-premises, giving enterprises advanced AI with complete data control and security.

Key takeaways: Dell Technologies and SpaceXAI are revolutionizing enterprise AI by enabling on-premises deployment of Grok models through the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA. This collaboration provides businesses with advanced AI reasoning capabilities while maintaining complete data sovereignty and security control. Organizations can now integrate powerful AI directly into their existing infrastructure and workflows, transforming AI from experimental technology into production-ready enterprise systems.


Dell Technologies is redefining enterprise AI by bringing the latest SpaceXAI models to the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, unlocking the on-prem deployment of SpaceXAI’s frontier model directly where data, systems and workflows already live.

SpaceXAI models ar rapidly emerging as a powerful enterprise AI solution, delivering advanced reasoning and multimodal capabilities that extend across a wide range of business use cases. From analyzing complex datasets and synthesizing insights to automating workflows and enabling intelligent assistants, SpaceXAI’s models are helping organizations unlock new levels of productivity and decision-making.

As adoption accelerates, enterprises are increasingly looking for ways to deploy AI systems in secure, governed environments to maintain control over their information, reduce costs and improve performance. Together with SpaceXAI and NVIDIA, Dell is helping organizations meet these goals by providing a fully on-premises (or hybrid) deployment that provides controls for data sovereignty, compliance, costs and latency.

SpaceXAI will deliver advanced reasoning and multimodal capabilities as secure, enterprise-grade AI endpoints, deployable fully on-premises with Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA.

Through this collaboration, SpaceXAI’s models will integrate with Dell’s AI infrastructure portfolio, including the Dell AI Data Platform and Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA. These platforms are already widely used by enterprises to store, manage and govern data, as well as to deploy and scale AI workloads within controlled environments. This will allow enterprises to connect to their existing data sources and get insights without having to move their data or consume cloud models by token. NVIDIA Confidential Computing with NVIDIA Blackwell secures and protects the latest SpaceXAI models while also encrypting and protecting enterprise data, ensuring it can’t be viewed  or altered by unauthorized parties, including the infrastructure operators.

Dell and SpaceXAI are also enabling these models to run seamlessly within enterprise AI pipelines powered by Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA. This includes enabling organizations to prepare and govern data, deploy models, orchestrate workflows and integrate AI-driven insights directly into their existing applications and systems within hybrid or on-premises environments.

For customers, this collaboration represents a more practical and scalable path to enterprise AI adoption. By deploying SpaceXAI models closer to their data and systems, organizations gain the ability to build intelligent assistants and automate workflows with the context required for real-world operations while maintaining the governance, security and flexibility demanded by modern enterprises.

With SpaceXAI models integrated into Dell environments, businesses can analyze, automate, and act on their data with greater precision, transforming AI from isolated experimentation into repeatable, production-ready systems.

Together, Dell Technologies and SpaceXAI are helping enterprises accelerate AI adoption, expand it into high-value workflows and redefine how intelligent and secure systems operate across the enterprise. If you’re interested to learn more, contact your Dell representative.

About the Author: Ihab Tarazi

Ihab Tarazi is the Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President at Dell Technologies, Infrastructure Solutions Group Core where he is responsible for technology strategy and next generation architecture for Compute, Storage and Network platforms including Edge, 5G and AI/HPC, as well as engagements with technology vendors and cloud ecosystems.

Prior to this role, Mr. Tarazi served as Chief Technology Officer at Packet Host, Inc. (currently Equinix Metal), a leading bare metal cloud company built for developers, where he was responsible for the company’s Product, Engineering and Technology. Prior to joining Packet, Mr. Tarazi held a number of positions in the telecom and infrastructure space, including Chief Technology Officer at data center and colocation provider Equinix, where he was responsible for developing the Equinix Cloud Exchange and strategic engagements with leading platforms in the Cloud, Security, Storage, Edge and IoT.

Mr. Tarazi previously served as VP Engineering and Technology at Verizon, where he led a global team for the Engineering and Product Development of Global Enterprise Services including MPLS VPN, IP, Ethernet, Security and Managed Services. He has served as a member of the board of directors for NeoPhotonics Corp. since October 2015.  He is also a member of the board for Telecom Infrastructure Project (TIP).

Mr. Tarazi holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications from the University of Maryland, and an M.S. in Telecommunications Management from Southern Methodist University.