NVIDIA DGX B300 delivers unparalleled generative AI performance with a massive 2.1 terabytes (TB) of GPU memory and 64 terabytes per second (TB/s) of memory bandwidth, making it uniquely suited to handle any enterprise AI workload with much lower cost per token.
With NVIDIA DGX B300, enterprises can equip their data scientists and developers with a universal AI supercomputer to accelerate their time to insight and fully realize the benefits of AI for their businesses.
2x Intel Xeon 6776P (64 cores, 2.3GHz), 8x NVIDIA B300 SXM, 2TB RAM, 30TB NVMe (Data), 8x 400Gb HDR Infiniband, 4x 400Gb Ethernet, 3 years support
NVIDIA DGX B300 is built using the newest and most advanced technology, increasing training performance up to 3x and up to 15x higher inference compared to the previous generations.
NVIDIA DGX™ B300 is an unified AI platform for develop-to-deploy pipelines for businesses of any size at any stage in their AI journey. Leveraging the NVIDIA Blackwell GPU architecture, DGX B200 can handle diverse workloads making it ideal for businesses looking to accelerate their AI transformation.
DGX B300 integrates a tested and optimized DGX software stack, including an AI-tuned base operating system, all necessary system software, and GPU-accelerated applications, pre-trained models, and more from NGC.
NVIDIA Enterprise Services provide support, education, and professional services for your DGX infrastructure. With NVIDIA experts available at every step of your AI journey, Enterprise Services can help you get your projects up and running quickly and successfully.
NVIDIA AI Enterprise offers end-to-end, secure, cloud-native suite of AI software which provides a large catalog of optimized and up-to-date data science libraries, tools, pre-trained models, frameworks, and more. The entire software stack is fully covered with NVIDIA enterprise support.
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