ASUS released the ExpertCenter Pro ET900N E3 desktop computer without fanfare, packing NVIDIA's GB300 Blackwell superchip into a standard mid-tower case. The system achieves 20 petaflops of artificial intelligence performance through its specialized hardware configuration. Engineers combined 496 GB of LPDDR5X memory with 288 GB of HBM3E memory to create 784 GB of coherent system memory. The desktop targets enterprise applications such as large language model processing, deep learning training, and scientific computation tasks. NVIDIA's DGX operating system powers the machine's software foundation.
The motherboard accommodates expansion through three PCIe x16 slots and three M.2 storage connectors for NVMe drives. Three 16-pin power connectors supply up to 1800 watts to the system components. ConnectX-8 SuperNIC technology enables 800 gigabits per second network bandwidth for data transfer operations. ASUS has not disclosed pricing information for the workstation. Industry analysts expect the system will command thousands of dollars due to its advanced specifications and specialized components.
The motherboard accommodates expansion through three PCIe x16 slots and three M.2 storage connectors for NVMe drives. Three 16-pin power connectors supply up to 1800 watts to the system components. ConnectX-8 SuperNIC technology enables 800 gigabits per second network bandwidth for data transfer operations. ASUS has not disclosed pricing information for the workstation. Industry analysts expect the system will command thousands of dollars due to its advanced specifications and specialized components.
