Dell shares rise 5.8% after Axelera AI says Europa chip will be used in future Dell servers
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Dell shares rose after Axelera AI unveiled its Europa inference chip, expected to appear in future Dell systems, broadening Dell's AI-server silicon options and potentially improving power-efficiency. Axelera cited a large prospective pipeline, though not booked revenue, while Dell's AI-server backlog remains the dominant driver. Near-term economics are still largely Nvidia-linked, making the news strategically positive but incremental versus Dell's existing backlog.
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Dell shares climbed 5.8% to $565.15 on Tuesday after European AI chip startup Axelera AI unveiled its Europa inference processor, which it expects to appear in future Dell systems. Axelera said more than 600 customers already use its technology and that signed agreements total tens of millions of dollars. It added that its broader potential sales pipeline could reach $1.5 billion, though it said the figure reflects sales opportunities rather than booked revenue. Dell ended its latest quarter with roughly $95 billion of AI server backlog after shipping $16.4 billion of AI systems.
