DGX Station
Workstation, GB300 Desktop superchip
| Memory | 784 GB advertised, 748 GB usable (252 HBM3e and 496 LPDDR5X) |
|---|---|
| GPU | Blackwell Ultra GB300 Desktop and Grace 72-core |
| Compute | around 20 PFLOPS FP4 |
| Network | ConnectX-8 SuperNIC 800 GbE |
| Models | up to 1000 billion parameters |
| Form factor | Workstation |
What the machine runs
Large models on premises with comfortable fine-tuning headroom. Recommended runtime: vLLM with Unsloth.
Positioning
SMBs get a full rack in a single chassis to develop and serve without a server room. A complete station comes in at around 97,000 euros as an estimate.
Manufacturers
The DGX Station is assembled by ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, MSI and Supermicro around the GB300 board supplied by NVIDIA.
GPUDirect Storage
On platforms fitted with ConnectX cards, GPUDirect Storage technology establishes a direct path between NVMe or NVMe over Fabric storage and GPU memory, bypassing the CPU buffer. Sustained throughput reaches around 50 gigabytes per second per link. Compatible storage arrays, such as NetApp, VAST, DDN or WEKA, feed training and large-scale RAG at full speed.
Support
Open stack supported by QDNA and the communities. Optional NVIDIA AI Enterprise (NIM, NeMo, Triton) with a service level agreement, per card.