NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000: currently unavailable.
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 line listed on 26 August has sold through. The desk can still source NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 off-page: send the quantity, condition and delivery window and we will check the wider market. Details below are the August listing, kept for reference.
What is actually on the shelf.
Fleet quantity EU-located. Suits workstation AI, rendering, simulation and dense single-server inference.
The number that matters is landed.
The price above is ex-works. Between the supplier door and your rack sit freight and insurance at node weights, export screening, customs classification and duties, import VAT or GST and its recovery, and the last mile into the facility. We price all of it up front so two offers can be compared honestly. The mechanics are on the import and IOR desk.
Full specification and where this SKU fits is on the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 page. Everything else verified today sits on the live inventory. If this is not the right SKU for your workload, we will say so.
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell moves through distribution, which shapes your leverage.
This card ships as a boxed part through authorised distribution, not as a rack-scale allocation from an OEM programme. Distributors hold rolling stock and replenish on regular cycles, so quotes reflect what is on a shelf this week rather than a build slot months out. Current listed pricing sits at $13,000 per GPU for new units, ex-works EU, with delivery in 15 days.
When a line is distribution-routed, quantity is your lever. A distributor clearing a tranche before its next replenishment will move on price in a way an allocation holder never does. It also means condition mixes appear: new, refurbished and cancelled-order stock can all surface through the same channel, and each carries a different warranty posture worth checking before you sign.
Timing matters less here than on allocation-gated silicon. Distribution stock refills, so a missed window costs you weeks, not a quarter. That said, quotes go stale fast when a large workstation refresh sweeps a region, so we validate availability on every sourcing pass rather than quoting from a list. First pass lands within one business day.
Buyers of this card run visual and inference work that never needed HGX.
The workloads we see on this platform are workstation and single-node shapes: render farms turning frames overnight, VDI estates giving designers GPU-backed desktops, and inference services hosting models that fit comfortably on one card or a small server. None of these need NVLink fabric or an HGX baseboard, and paying for one would be waste.
Choose this card when your job fits in a tower or a 2U chassis and your bottleneck is per-card memory and throughput, not interconnect. Step up to an HGX-class platform only when a single model must span multiple GPUs with high-bandwidth links between them. Step down to a lighter workstation part when your VDI density targets are modest and the Blackwell premium buys headroom you will never touch.
Because SSP is a buyer-side procurement desk, we scope that fit before sourcing. You contract directly with the supplier, KYC runs before any introduction, and compensation comes from the supply side under disclosed arrangements.
Asked first, answered straight.
Yes. Distribution channels surface new, refurbished and cancelled-order stock for this card, often side by side. Cancelled-order units are typically unopened and new in box; refurbished units need their warranty terms read carefully. KYC runs on every supplier before any introduction, and you contract directly with the supplier, so provenance is checkable before money moves.
Current distribution-routed stock is quoting 15 days on new units at $13,000 per GPU, ex-works EU. Because this card moves through distributor shelves rather than OEM allocation, lead times shift with regional demand. We acknowledge enquiries within one hour and return a first sourcing pass, with validated availability, within one business day.
This line quotes 15 days from commitment, European Union-located. Lead times only mean something when the allocation behind them is verified, and every line we publish is confirmed with the holder before it is listed.
Indicative $13,000 per GPU, ex-works USD. That excludes freight, insurance, importer-of-record, duties and local charges, all of which we price into a landed number before you commit. Volume, term and configuration move it.
New stock through the authorized channel with full KYC, which is precisely why the allocation is available. Warranty terms are confirmed for your jurisdiction before purchase.
Yes. Freight, insurance, customs and importer-of-record are handled by the same desk, subject to export screening on the destination and end user. We price the landed cost up front rather than discovering it at the border.
Working through this on a real requirement?
Twenty minutes with the desk, no pitch and no quote at the end of it. Tell us roughly what you need and we will come back within one business day.
Sent. We are on it.
Your enquiry has landed with the desk. Acknowledged within one hour.