NVIDIAHosted rackCan earn
Blackwell serving power: 96 GB per card, up to 8× in a 4U rack node.
Your 85% a month in year one, less Managed Hosting
$
You stay in control: run your own workloads, and choose whether the machine earns at all. Monetizing is an option, not an obligation.
4× RTX PRO 6000, hosted and earning at 80% occupancy, with rates stepping down each year to a floor. A projection, not a guarantee.Run your own numbers
4× 96 GBInstalled GPU memory · 384 GB
4× 96 GB = 384 GB of VRAM
RAM is for your workloads: earnings are set by the GPU
Storage is for your data: earnings are set by the GPU
Custom CPU, board, or more than the configurator allows?
The RTX PRO 6000 pairs 96 GB of GDDR7 with Blackwell's render and AI cores. Model fit depends on precision, cache, runtime reserve and workload. Built for inference and rendering. The cards have no NVLink; multi-GPU workloads need a placement and interconnect plan. B3IQ hand-builds this edition as a 4U rack node, up to 8× per node, hosted in Oregon. Buy outright.
Plan your model.
Catalog thresholds are planning guidance, not measured peak memory. Confirm the artifact, precision, system RAM and runtime before deployment.
Assembled in this building, not drop-shipped: 6–8 weeks from order.
Every GPU is run at full load and checked card by card before the machine is racked.
We run it for you, or ship it to you when you ask.
24/7 monitoring and on-call support are part of Managed Hosting.
Conceptual hardware · not a facility blueprint
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NVIDIA Hopper with 141 GB HBM3e per GPU and 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth.
Rental quote
By the day or 2–24 months
Starting at
$329,032
Built to order · 6–8 weeks
The workstation build, with room for 512 GB of system memory.
Rental inquiry
Starting at
$12,506
Built to order · ~1 week
Invoicing, net terms, a custom build, a BAA or a security review. We'll sort it out on a call.
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