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An organization in Europe is evaluating Dell's PowerEdge XE9780 and XE9785 systems as part of its procurement process for NVIDIA B300-based HPC hardware.

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RedditSep 24, 2026By u/LongjumpingAnt7050

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who have you successfully sourced from?

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Looking for recent experience sourcing NVIDIA HGX B300 / DGX B300 systems in EuropeWe’re currently sourcing enterprise NVIDIA B300 systems for a data-centre deployment and I’m trying to get a better picture of reliable suppliers, current lead times and real-world pricing. Platforms we’re looking at include:• NVIDIA DGX B300• Supermicro AS-8126GS-NB3RT• Dell PowerEdge XE9780 / XE9785• GIGABYTE G894 series• ASRock Rack 8U16X B300• ASUS XA NB3I-E12Ideally looking for fully assembled 8-GPU HGX B300 systems with enterprise support/warranty, high-memory CPU configurations, ConnectX-7/8 networking and NVMe storage. For anyone who has actually purchased or quoted B300 systems recently:Which OEM / VAR / integrator did you use?Rough price range per system?What lead time were you quoted?Was the delivery date actually reliable?Any suppliers in Europe/UK/Ireland you would recommend contacting? Any suppliers or brokers you would specifically avoid?Not looking for consumer GPUs this is enterprise/HPC hardware.Would especially appreciate experiences from people who have gone through a recent B300 procurement rather than advertised web pricing.

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  • “We did b200 acquisition if you want that information. For our b300s, I can't quote any price but the lead time was roughly quoted as 3-4 months, got them in 5 I want to say. In the hopper architecture we have used dell, super micro, gigabyte and Nvidia, and for almost all of them the.thing that breaks down most is the GPU. One other vendor to add to your list would be Lenovo.”

    u/walee13 points · Sep 24, 2026View

  • “You could also check out bull. They are European and supplied the Jupiter machine. They seem to have smaller server setups as well. https://www.bull.com/en/”

    u/OMPCritical2 points · Sep 24, 2026View

  • “Bull in France”

    u/AcanthaceaeUnable1 points · Sep 24, 2026View

  • “Strictly out of curiosity, why not go cloud? As someone who built HPC solutions in the cloud for the last 15 years, I am genuinely curious why orgs are still choosing to build out new HPC on-prem deployments. There are definitely some applications where regulatory constraints make it impossible, but outside of that, I'd like to know what the arguments are because very few of them survive conta”

    u/Soggy_Stargazer1 points · Sep 24, 2026View

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  • SupermicroAlso named
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