PNY offers NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstations with up to 14.2 petaflops
PNY Technologies announced desktop AI workstations built around NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs. Each system can house up to four RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max‑Q GPUs, delivering a combined 14.2 petaflops of AI compute and 384 GB of GPU memory, a level of performance the company likens to a data‑center box on a desk.
Key points
- Up to four RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max‑Q GPUs per workstation deliver 14.2 petaflops AI compute and 384 GB GPU memory.
- Workstations include CUDA‑X, RAPIDS, NVIDIA NGC, AI Workbench and support PyTorch, NeMo for local model training and inference.
- PNY markets the systems as enterprise‑ready, integrating with data‑center and cloud resources for scalable AI workflows.
The workstations are positioned for data‑science pipelines, model training, fine‑tuning and inference. They ship with NVIDIA’s CUDA‑X, RAPIDS, NGC, AI Workbench and support frameworks such as PyTorch and NeMo, allowing developers to prototype generative and reasoning models locally before scaling to cloud or on‑premise clusters. PNY also highlights integration with enterprise IT stacks, enabling seamless migration of workloads between the workstation, data‑center and cloud environments.
Targeted at enterprises and professional creators, the systems claim to accelerate preprocessing, visualization, high‑resolution rendering and AI‑enhanced media tools like Adobe Photoshop Neural Filters and DaVinci Resolve face tracking. More details are available on PNY’s product page.
Unleash AI Innovation: The Power of NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition Fueled by PNY-Supplied GPUs
therobotreport.com · 19 October 2026
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