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    Dell Technologies (DELL) Joins $15 Billion AI Data Center Project In Japan

    Simply Wall St·10/02/2026 05:22:56
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    • Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) has joined a ¥15 billion, roughly $15 billion, AI data center project in Japan.
    • The initiative involves JERA and RHAELM and targets reliable electricity supply for power intensive AI infrastructure.
    • The partnership is intended to expand Dell's role in large scale AI computing projects tied directly to energy availability.
    • The Dell AI data center partnership in Japan now sits alongside a wider set of findings from our recent research. Our analysis turns up 3 warning signs for Dell Technologies as well.

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    NYSE:DELL Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Oct 2026
    NYSE:DELL Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Oct 2026

    Dell Technologies runs a broad hardware and infrastructure portfolio across regions, so tying its AI data center push to partners focused on electricity supply gives the business a way to bundle compute, storage, and power reliability into a single offering for hyperscale clients.

    3 things going right for Dell Technologies that this headline doesn't cover.

    Why Dell tying AI data centers to power security matters more than the headline size

    This Japan project gives Dell Technologies a way to link its AI server backlog to one of the biggest bottlenecks in the Narrative, which is dependable access to components and power for high density compute. By working with JERA and RHAELM on a facility designed around electricity availability, Dell is leaning into the catalyst that depends on converting more than US$130b of AI server orders and a US$95b backlog into delivered systems while trying to keep mix and margins under control. The move does not rewrite the risk that AI GPU servers carry mid single digit operating margins, but it does try to reduce execution friction on the infrastructure side.

    See how these catalysts shape Dell Technologies' path to a $579 fair value.

    From here, focus on how much of that US$95b AI server backlog Dell ships into projects tied to secured power, and whether management starts breaking out AI facility capacity and deployment timing around the planned 2028 opening and 2029 full ramp of the Japan site in future quarterly updates.

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