Dell has a great lineup of workstations that fit a variety of applications, and the new Precision 7960 is a powerhouse targeted for AI workloads and professional graphics. Replacing the previous generation Precision 7920, the 7960 is the new top dog of the Intel-based Precision workstation family.

An Aston Martin-inspired chassis and dual Xeon CPUs make Lenovo’s flagship workstation, the Lenovo ThinkStation PX, one of a kind.

The Lenovo ThinkStation P5 is a mid-tier enterprise workstation offering Intel “Sapphire Rapids” Xeon W-class processors and dual GPUs in an Aston Martin-inspired chassis.

The Radeon Pro W7500 and W7600 GPUs are part of AMD’s newest professional graphics series, catering to a more budget-conscious audience. Unlike their higher-end counterparts, the W7900 and W7800 GPUs, these newer models scale back on premium specifications to balance cost and performance.

The Dell Precision 5680 is a mid-range 16-inch mobile workstation with the latest Intel processors and NVIDIA Ada Generation professional GPUs.

The Dell Precision 5860 is a mid-tier Intel workstation, utilizing Intel Xeon W-class “Sapphire Rapids” processors with up to 24 cores, 2TB of RAM, and dual graphics cards.

The HP Z6 G5 desktop workstation is a high-performance solution for graphics-intensive projects and demanding professional workloads. Powered by the Intel Xeon w9 processor with up to 36 cores and ECC Memory for data reliability, this workstation is specced to deliver exceptional processing power and enhanced security through Intel vPro4. It supports up to 3

Businesses looking to save desk space will find lots to like about Dell’s OptiPlex All-in-One (7410), which fits desktop power into a 23.8-inch VESA-mountable monitor.

The increasing popularity of tiny commercial desktops put a spotlight on the Dell OptiPlex Micro Plus. This tower boasts mid-tower performance, lots of ports, and tons of mounting options.