One NVIDIA HGX B300 SXM baseboard, which Lenovo pairs with fast interconnects between GPUs, CPUs and networking
Lenovo's Blackwell Ultra machine, an 8U server developed in-house around eight NVIDIA HGX B300 SXM GPUs and two Intel Xeon 6700P processors reaching 86 cores at up to 350 W. Notably it is designed for air cooling, where most B300 machines in this catalogue are liquid cooled or need direct-to-chip plumbing, and it carries that with 21 hot-swap fans, six at the front for CPUs and memory and fifteen at the rear for drives and the GPU subsystem. Power is six or eight hot-swap supplies, either 3,200 W AC or 3,800 W high-voltage AC or DC, in N+1 or N+N redundancy. The chassis is 447 by 351 by 924 mm at up to 124.7 kg, the heaviest of Lenovo's 8U accelerator servers. Lenovo publishes no system power draw, no accelerator memory total and no system throughput figure; its per-GPU B300 table matches NVIDIA's own specification for the baseboard, which is linked here.