With AI workloads increasingly moving out of the datacenter and onto devices, edge computing is a critical topic for enterprises today. Logan can discuss Dell’s edge solutions, including compact AI servers that enable real-time inference in fields such as autonomous vehicles, smart cities, and industrial IoT. He brings deep insight into how businesses can scale computers to the edge while maintaining security and manageability. Drawing on his experience leading Dell’s Precision and Pro Max AI workstation platforms, Logan provides practical guidance on implementing high-performance edge AI systems that deliver both speed and reliability.

Building AI models requires both local computational power and cloud-scale resources. Logan covers the full stack – from workstation GPUs for model training to enterprise AI data centers and cloud integration. He can explain Dell’s AI Factory approach, designed in partnership with NVIDIA, and how a unified workstation and cloud strategy accelerates innovation. Logan emphasizes seamless workflows that allow developers to prototype locally and scale globally, bridging the gap between high-performance desktop computing and enterprise AI infrastructure. His extensive experience in shaping Dell’s AI solutions makes him uniquely qualified to advise on practical, future-ready AI infrastructure for organizations of all sizes.

Large-scale AI and HPC projects generate massive amounts of data, requiring storage solutions that are fast, scalable, and secure. Logan can speak to Dell’s storage portfolio, including PowerScale and PowerStore, which support hybrid databases, unstructured data like video and medical imaging, and AI workloads. He provides guidance on designing storage-rich environments that keep AI data available and performant, while integrating seamlessly with computational pipelines. Drawing from his hands-on experience with Dell’s HPC and enterprise storage platforms, Logan helps organizations optimize both performance and reliability, demonstrating how infrastructure decisions impact business outcomes.

Modern enterprises operate across private datacenters and public cloud environments, creating challenges in consistency, security, and efficiency. Logan can discuss how companies maintain a hybrid architecture, enabling local AI servers to feed into cloud analytics or implementing seamless backup and disaster recovery with Dell APEX and PowerProtect services. He highlights strategies for simplifying hybrid and multi-cloud environments while maintaining performance and control. With his experience bridging edge, core, and cloud infrastructure at Dell, Logan is able to provide actionable insights into integrating on-prem hardware with cloud resources to create scalable, resilient enterprise architectures.