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Maximum capacity per rack unit in the PowerScale line. The Dell PowerScale F910 packs 24 NVMe SSDs, dual Xeon processors and DDR5 memory into 2U — node-pool compatible with the F900 and built for media, HFT, healthcare and generative AI at scale.

The Dell PowerScale F910 is the highest-capacity node in the current all-flash PowerScale line, a 2U chassis built on the PowerEdge R760 platform and running OneFS. Each node hosts 24 NVMe SSDs with dual Intel Xeon processors and DDR5 memory, scaling raw storage from 92TB per node upward and reaching cluster-level raw capacity in the hundreds of terabytes to multiple petabytes. It is node-pool compatible with the F900, so it drops into existing clusters rather than requiring a forklift. Clusters run from a minimum of three nodes to a maximum of 252, all presenting a single global namespace through OneFS with in-line compression and deduplication. Dell positions the F910 for high-capacity work in media and entertainment, high-frequency trading, healthcare, and the capacity-heavy phases of the generative AI lifecycle.