NVIDIA Brings DGX Station to Windows With 748 GB of Memory and 20 PFLOPs

NVIDIA has announced a Windows version of its DGX Station, bringing the workstation beyond its earlier Linux-only setup, according to Wccftech. The company has not provided further details in the source material available here.

The updated DGX Station was launched earlier this year with NVIDIA’s GB300 “Blackwell Ultra” chip. The system was initially compatible with Linux distributions. Wccftech reports that the Windows version is specified with 748 GB of memory and 20 PFLOPs of AI compute.

Until this announcement, enterprise developers using DGX Station had to maintain separate Linux and Windows environments for heavy AI workloads and other work, Wccftech reports. The Windows version is intended to bring AI workloads to a Windows workstation. The source describes the system as designed to support large mixture-of-experts models and AI agents, but provides no further performance or availability details.