Dell Technologies is expanding its presence in the artificial intelligence sector through a new agreement with HIVE Digital Technologies.

The two companies are teaming up to build a new graphics processing unit (GPU) cluster designed to handle the most demanding digital tasks.

This collaboration centers on the deployment of Nvidia’s Blackwell microchips and processors.

These advanced components will be installed in specialized data centers to support high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads.

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The move comes as Dell aggressively pushes into the infrastructure side of the AI boom.

Already a major manufacturer of AI servers, Dell aims to provide the essential hardware needed for companies operating at a massive scale.

By partnering with HIVE, Dell is reinforcing its position as a primary supplier for the next generation of digital tools.

HIVE Digital brings a unique operational model to the partnership. The company builds and manages data centers that run entirely on renewable energy.

Currently, HIVE maintains a global footprint with active facilities in Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay.

For investors, this partnership offers a new look at how Dell is aligning its business with the growing demand for AI-focused computing.

The company has made it clear that its goal is to provide the infrastructure for customers who need high-speed processing power.

The market has responded positively to the growth of both companies over the past year.

Dell shares (NYSE: DELL) have surged 91% in the last 12 months, recently trading at $185.

Meanwhile, HIVE stock (NASDAQ: HIVE) has seen a 27% increase during the same period, trading at $2.14 per share.

This collaboration provides another key data point for those tracking how hardware suppliers are adapting to the evolving tech landscape.

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This story was originally published by TheStreet on Apr 8, 2026, where it first appeared in the Innovation section. Add TheStreet as a Preferred Source by clicking here.