Your next desktop PC for the price of a Ferrari? HP ZGX Fury packs in 748GB RAM and Nvidia GB300 — but prices…

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  • HP's latest workstation packs 748GB of memory and Nvidia's GB300 processor
  • The ZGX Fury starts at an eye-watering $132,000
  • LPDDR5X and HBM3e memory combine to provide 748GB total capacity

HP has introduced an expensive workstation that brings computing hardware previously associated with large-scale AI infrastructure into an office-sized machine.

The ZGX Fury G1n combines Nvidia's GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra processor with an enormous memory allocation designed for demanding artificial intelligence workloads.

Its starting price of $132,000 makes it considerably more expensive than conventional professional computers, even before customers consider optional upgrades

HP crams 748GB memory into its expensive workstation

The mobile workstation combines two different memory technologies, LPDDR5X and HBM3e, with 496GB allocated to system memory and another 252GB dedicated to graphics processing.

The LPDDR5X allocation runs at 6,400 MT/s and connects to a 72-core Arm Neoverse V2 Grace CPU, supporting demanding processing workloads.

Meanwhile, the HBM3e memory is...

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