České Radiokomunikace is installing five Nvidia DGX B300 servers for 70 million Czech crowns
České Radiokomunikace is installing five Nvidia DGX B300 servers at the Lužice data center near Hodonín. The investment reaches up to 70 million Czech crowns; one server costs 13–14 million and draws up to 15 kW of power, with liquid cooling.
České Radiokomunikace (ČRA) is installing five new Nvidia DGX B300 servers at the Lužice data center near Hodonín. The company deployed the first Nvidia HGX B300 server with eight B300 cards there in April and is now gradually increasing its investment. One DGX B300 server costs 13 to 14 million Czech crowns, depending on the duration of support purchased, bringing the investment in five new servers to up to 70 million Czech crowns.
The DGX B300 server contains eight Blackwell Ultra cards, 2 TB of RAM, two Intel Xeon 6776P processors with a total of 128 cores, 30 TB of NVMe storage, eight ports for 400Gb HDR InfiniBand and four ports for 400Gb Ethernet or BlueField-3 DPU. The total maximum power consumption of one server is up to 15 kW, and the system is cooled by liquid, not air.
The Blackwell Ultra graphics cards used are specifically the B300 SXM type. Each contains 288 GB of HBM3E memory with bandwidth of up to 8 TB/s and a 192-bit bus; the chip has 208 billion transistors manufactured using TSMC 4nm technology. The cards use the fifth generation of NVLink with bandwidth of up to 1.8 TB/s per GPU and power consumption (TDP) of 1.1 to 1.4 kW per card.
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Why it matters
The investment shows how capital-intensive it is to build top-tier AI infrastructure – five servers cost up to 70 million Czech crowns, and operating them requires liquid cooling because of power consumption of up to 15 kW per server. For companies seeking high-performance AI computing capacity in the region, this signals a growing supply of the latest generation of Nvidia Blackwell Ultra hardware directly at a data center in Moravia.
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České Radiokomunikace is expanding the capacity of the Lužice data center with five Nvidia DGX B300 servers through an investment of up to 70 million Czech crowns, expanding its offering of high-performance AI infrastructure with high power requirements (up to 15 kW per server) and liquid cooling.
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