DGX Station
NVIDIA's desk-side workstation line — a data-center GPU under your desk
Hardware
In plain English
A computer the size of a small tower that holds the kind of AI chip normally found in a server room, so it can sit in an office instead.
Technically
NVIDIA's workstation-class systems built around data-center silicon rather than consumer GeForce parts, with large coherent memory, server-grade interconnect and the full CUDA and NGC software stack preinstalled. The line is positioned above the compact GB10 machines (DGX Spark and its partner variants) and below rack-mounted DGX servers. For local inference the draw is memory capacity and bandwidth in a box that runs on a standard office circuit; the cost is price, and power and heat well above a single desktop GPU.