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NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD

System Cluster Reference Shipping

The turnkey supercomputer blueprint — from 32 to thousands of nodes.

You're looking at a system record: an assembled machine — a server or a whole rack — with what's inside it and where it's deployed.

SuperPOD is NVIDIA's validated cluster design: DGX systems, InfiniBand or Spectrum-X fabrics, storage partners and Base Command software, sold as a buildable recipe. Many corporate 'AI supercomputers' are SuperPODs under the paint; NVIDIA's own Eos (4,608 H100s) was the reference build.

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Composition Scalable units of DGX nodes + InfiniBand/Spectrum-XVendor spec
Reference build Eos: 4,608 H100, 18.4 exaFLOPS FP8 (sparse)Vendor spec

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