NVIDIA B300 HGX nodes at $585,000, 256 new nodes in the US, 18 week lead. Buyer-side desk with OEM and ODM channel access. You contract direct.
Wider context: the full cost of a 4,096-GPU B300 cluster and renting the same hardware instead.
B300 is the current-generation Blackwell workhorse and the line the desk transacts most. Allocation surfaces through OEM and ODM channels rather than an open market, which is exactly where a buyer-side desk earns its keep: your requirement reaches the channel holders whose position fits it, and you contract with them directly.
Detail on the platform itself is on the NVIDIA B300 page, current quantities on the live inventory, and availability routes on the availability page. What it costs landed, with freight, duties and import handled, is on the import and IOR desk.

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The listed line currently runs $585,000 new per 8-GPU HGX node ex-works US, roughly $66,000 to $70,000 per GPU. Channel position, quantity and term move the number in both directions.
Through OEM and ODM channel positions, which rarely reach an open listing. A complete, KYC-ready requirement is what unlocks real quotes: suppliers price firm counterparties and screen everyone else.
The listed line of 256 new nodes runs about 18 weeks; faster positions depend on the holder and quantity. Anyone quoting materially faster at scale is quoting a screening number.
SSP is a buyer-side GPU procurement desk. We pressure-test price, lead time, terms and exit before you sign, and you contract directly with the supplier. Requirements are qualified and KYC runs before any introduction, which is why suppliers quote real numbers. You see the shortlist and the reasoning, and the engagement ends when the hardware runs, not at the signature.
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