Your next desktop PC for the price of a Ferrari? HP ZGX Fury packs in 748GB RAM and Nvidia GB300 — but prices start at $132,000
HP's $132,000 ZGX Fury combines Nvidia's GB300 processor, 748GB memory, liquid cooling, and high-speed networking for demanding artificial intelligence workloads.
HP has unveiled its latest high-end workstation, the ZGX Fury G1n, with a staggering 748GB of memory and the Nvidia GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra processor. Priced starting at an eye-watering $132,000, this workstation is more expensive than many conventional professional computers and even surpasses the cost of a new 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQL.
The ZGX Fury combines two different memory technologies - LPDDR5X and HBM3e - delivering 496GB of system memory and 252GB dedicated to graphics processing. The LPDDR5X memory operates at 6,400 MT/s, connecting to a 72-core Arm Neoverse V2 Grace CPU, which supports demanding processing workloads. Meanwhile, the HBM3e memory is integrated into Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra GPU, providing high-bandwidth capacity for graphics and AI operations.
The workstation offers various configurations, including the option to increase the available video memory to 276GB through selected setups. These components work together to provide the advertised 748GB capacity, although customers can boost the video memory to 276GB by opting for additional graphics hardware.
HP also offers configurations featuring discrete Nvidia RTX PRO workstation graphics cards, such as the RTX PRO 2000 and RTX PRO 4000. The memory capacity is particularly suited for large language models and AI workloads, allowing developers and researchers to process substantial workloads locally without relying on remote computing infrastructure.
The system can handle local adjustments of models containing up to 100 billion parameters and perform inference on models reaching one trillion parameters through FP4 quantization.
Cooling and networking features accompany the high price, with the workstation equipped with liquid cooling and an Nvidia ConnectX-8 SuperNIC providing 400Gbps connections for multiple machines to communicate. The device runs on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, catering to technical professionals who need software environments suitable for demanding computing and AI development. The workstation can be installed inside a 5U equipment rack, offering flexibility in deployment options for organizations.
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