Category · Workstation

Argonne's Intel-powered exascale system — Xeon Max CPUs and Intel Data Center GPU Max accelerators.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

LLNL's exascale top-of-list — AMD MI300A APUs across millions of cores.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Oak Ridge's exascale system — first to break the ExaFLOPS barrier on HPL; AMD MI250X plus EPYC.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Air-cooled DGX. Eight Blackwell GPUs on an HGX baseboard, dual Xeon Platinum, BlueField-3, ConnectX-7.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Eight-way H200 server with HBM3e, FP8 Tensor Cores, dual Xeon Platinum, NVSwitch fabric.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

GB10 Grace Blackwell mini-workstation: unified memory, ConnectX-7, desk-sized chassis.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

NVIDIA's in-house Hopper supercomputer — exa-class FP8 across hundreds of DGX H100 nodes.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Liquid-cooled rack — Blackwell GPUs and Grace CPUs as one NVLink domain, exaflop-class FP4.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Workstation entry: 32 GB GDDR7 ECC, 10,496 CUDA cores, 200 W, dual-slot.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Workstation tier: 48 GB or 72 GB GDDR7 ECC, 14,080 CUDA cores, 300 W, dual-slot.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Workstation flagship: 96 GB GDDR7 ECC, 24,064 CUDA cores, 600 W max, dual-slot.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01

Multi-site AI buildout — gigawatts of planned capacity, millions of chips, primary site Abilene, Texas.

2026-05-01 · verified 2026-05-01