
Nvidia on Tuesday introduced its DGX Station workstation platform that packs its upcoming GB300 Desktop Superchip that combines a Grace CPU with a Blackwell GPU for AI. The machine is aimed at software developers, researchers, and data scientists and will be available later this year from various workstation OEMs.
Nvidia's DGX station workstation platform carries the GB300 Desktop Superchip (the first mention of a desktop-grade 'Superchip' that we see) that comprises a Grace CPU that connects using NVLink C2C interface with Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra GPU (which comes in an SXM form-factor) featuring the latest-generation Tensor Cores with enhanced FP4 precision. The machine is set to feature 784 GB of unified memory between the CPU's LPDDR5X and GPU's HBM3E, which will be handy for AI workloads.