Now available: "HP ZGX Nano G1n AI Station" for professional AI applications
2.2.2026
Translation: machine translated
This computer in mini PC design is aimed at professional users. The workstation can perform AI calculations of up to 1000 TOPS.
The «ZGX Nano G1n AI Station» from HP is not for people who bake small buns. However, it could be suitable for projects that require local AI calculations with a high workload and powerful hardware.
The system is based on the «GB10 Grace-Blackwell Superchip» from Nvidia, which combines an ARM CPU with 20 cores (ten Cortex-X925 plus ten Cortex-A725) and a fast GPU from the Blackwell generation. According to the manufacturer, this enables AI performance of up to 1000 TOPS (one quadrillion operations per second). 128 gigabytes of standardised LPDDR5X RAM back up the chip.
The computing power is packed into a housing with a compact form factor of around 15 × 15 × 5.5 centimetres (with feet). The workstation is now available from us with 1000 or 4000 gigabytes of SSD storage space.
The connections are located at the rear:
- 1 USB-C for the power connection
- 3 USB-C 20 Gbit/s
- 1 Ethernet 10 Gbit/s
- 2 QSFP 200 Gbit/s
- 1 HDMI 2.1a
The QSFP connections are a highlight for such a small device. They enable a very high data throughput rate, which is essential for cluster connections or high-speed storage connections in AI development.
Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 7 are on board for wireless communication. The Nvidia DGX operating system, which is based on Linux, is pre-installed. It is optimised for maximum GPU acceleration.
For professional AI use cases
The «ZGX Nano G1n AI Station» is designed to run AI workloads such as model prototyping, fine-tuning and inference locally. This makes the device particularly suitable for scenarios in which low latency, data protection or offline work capability play a role.
Developers, data scientists, researchers and teams that test or further develop AI models are the target group for this workstation.
Header image: HP
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