HP Japan Prices GB300 AI Workstation At 28,490,000 Yen
HP is selling a desktop box at a data-center price and pitching it at R&D teams that want model development kept in-house, which is a bet that some buyers will pay a seven-figure yen premium to avoid cloud costs and latency.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
HP Japan announced the HP ZGX Fury G1n AI Station, a tower workstation built around the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip with 748GB of coherent memory, priced from 28,490,000 yen and on sale October 27. HP says the machine handles inference at the 1-trillion-parameter scale and puts fine-tuning of models above 100 billion parameters within reach. Windows support is planned for December 2026 or later.
The chassis supports rack mounting as well as desktop use, so the same unit can sit in an office, a lab, or a data center. HP says the memory pool of 748GB supports inference by multiple users at once and parallel work by several developers.
Multiple units can be linked in a scale-out configuration as workloads grow. The bundled HP ZGX Toolkit ships pre-configured free AI tools on an open-source base, and NVIDIA OpenShell places AI agents in isolated sandboxes. Windows support is planned for December 2026 or later.
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