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NVIDIA DGX B200

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NVIDIA's own-brand Blackwell server: 8 GPUs, 1.4 TB of HBM, ~14 kW.

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The DGX is NVIDIA's first-party server line — the reference machine enterprises buy when they want NVIDIA's stack end to end. The B200 generation packs eight Blackwell GPUs (1.4 TB HBM3E), dual Xeon hosts, and 72 PFLOPS of sparse FP8 training compute per box, stacking into DGX SuperPODs.

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Configuration 8 × B200 + 2 × Intel XeonVendor spec

Memory

GPU memory 1,440 GB HBM3E totalVendor spec

Compute

FP8 training 72 PFLOPS (sparse, system)Vendor spec

Power

System power ~14.3 kW maxVendor spec

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.