ZXO B300 high-density rack exterior concept with four red-front server systems in a graphite cabinet

ZXO B300 / RACK EXTERIOR CONCEPT

ROSSO.
At rack scale.

Four systems.
One unmistakable presence.

The red diagonal grille. The graphite frame. The ZXO signature, brought together in a high-density rack design study.

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RED METAL / GRAPHITE / RACK-SCALE IDENTITYDiscover the design

HIGH-END DGX B300
PLANNING REFERENCE

32GPUs across four nodes
Up to 16 TBAggregate system memory
122.88 TBRaw data / cache NVMe

01 / FROM NODE TO RACK

A single identity.
A larger canvas.

The B300 high-density rack carries the ROSSO design language across four server fronts within one graphite cabinet.

The faceted red surrounds and diagonal mesh create a repeatable rhythm. Dark service areas separate each system, while slender red accents connect the full-height frame.

Look closer at the details
THE FACE

Red diagonal ribs over dark honeycomb mesh.

THE FRAME

A restrained graphite cabinet with red perimeter accents.

THE SIGNATURE

ZXO identity repeated across the four-system composition.

Front elevation of the proposed four-system ZXO B300 high-density rack
THE COMPLETE FRONT ELEVATIONFOUR SYSTEMS / ONE ROSSO IDENTITY

02 / FORM & SURFACE

Red, in rhythm.
Black, in depth.

The rack finds its character in the relationship between each server front and the structure around it.

Close view of the red diagonal mesh, ZXO identity and black service area on a B300 rack server concept
01 / THE ROSSO FRONT

The node becomes the pattern.

Red metal edges, black mesh and a distinct service band give each server its own place within the cabinet.

Graphite rack-post, red trim and mounting detail on the ZXO B300 rack exterior concept
02 / THE CABINET FRAME

A precise outer line.

The graphite structure provides a calm boundary for the repeating red fronts, with small accents defining the full-height silhouette.

03 / THE PLANNING BRIEF

Four systems.
A considered whole.

This study explores the exterior of a four-system B300-class deployment. The packaging brief connects the visual direction to the wider infrastructure conversation.

PROPOSED RACK DIRECTION

ZXO B300
High-Density Rack

The front composition keeps four server faces legible within one cabinet. Side and rear views explore the surrounding enclosure and proposed cooling zone.

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Exterior direction
ROSSO / red and graphite
System composition
Four server-front concepts
Planning target
Four eight-GPU B300-class nodes / 32 GPUs
Cabinet expression
Full-height graphite frame with red accents
Development stage
Exterior and deployment design study

The 32-GPU figure is a planning target based on four eight-GPU nodes, not a measured or confirmed ZXO rack configuration. Power and cooling capacity are defined during system and site engineering.

FOUR-NODE RACK / HIGH-END REFERENCE

High-End Reference
Configuration.

A four-node planning reference based on NVIDIA DGX B300 hardware and its highest listed system-memory option. It provides a configuration brief for the ZXO rack exterior study.

Planning reference · Engineering validation pending

NVIDIA DGX B300 hardware reference · Upper system-memory optionSwipe to view all columns →
ComponentPer DGX B300 nodeFour-node rack total
GPU platform8 × NVIDIA B300 Blackwell Ultra GPUs32 × NVIDIA B300 Blackwell Ultra GPUs
Nominal GPU-memory capacity¹2,304 GB HBM3e (8 × 288 GB)9,216 GB HBM3e (32 × 288 GB)
Host CPUs2 × Intel Xeon Platinum 6776P8 × Intel Xeon Platinum 6776P
Physical CPU cores128 cores (2 × 64)512 cores (8 × 64)
System-memory upper optionUp to 4 TB per node; 2 TB defaultUp to 16 TB aggregate across four nodes
Boot storage2 × 1.92 TB M.2 NVMe / 3.84 TB raw8 × 1.92 TB M.2 NVMe / 15.36 TB raw
Local data / cache storage8 × 3.84 TB E1.S NVMe32 × 3.84 TB E1.S NVMe
Raw data / cache capacity²30.72 TB122.88 TB
Compute-network adapters8 × NVIDIA ConnectX-8; up to 800 Gb/s each32 × NVIDIA ConnectX-8; up to 800 Gb/s each
Storage / management DPUs2 × dual-port NVIDIA BlueField-3; 400 Gb/s class8 × dual-port NVIDIA BlueField-3; 400 Gb/s class
NVLink switching2 × NVIDIA NVSwitch8 × NVIDIA NVSwitch across four nodes
GPU interconnect domainsOne eight-GPU NVLink domainFour separate eight-GPU NVLink domains
Node-to-node networkInfiniBand / Ethernet compute fabricInfiniBand / Ethernet between the four nodes
Reference node envelope10UFour 10U nodes within a 48U MGX rack
REFERENCE RACK ARRANGEMENT

48U MGX / DC busbar

Four 10U DGX B300 nodes with DC busbar power distribution and an active rear-door heat exchanger.

REFERENCE POWER ESTIMATE

58 kW average / 76 kW peak

Four-node DC deployment estimates from NVIDIA’s data-center guide. These are planning values; they are not measurements of the ZXO concept or a benchmark of the maximum-memory option.

¹ GPU capacity follows the hardware guide’s nominal 288 GB per GPU listing. NVIDIA’s DGX B300 product page separately lists 2.1 TB total GPU memory; confirm delivered capacity and the reporting basis with the supplier.

GPU and CPU-memory figures are sums across devices and nodes, and do not establish one unified memory pool. ² Raw NVMe capacities exclude RAID, filesystem and usable-capacity overhead. Data/cache capacity and boot capacity are listed separately.

The ZXO exterior remains a concept. Final components, rack fit and system integration require engineering validation before a delivery specification can be confirmed.

Reference sources: NVIDIA DGX B300 hardware guide ↗ · NVIDIA product specifications ↗ · NVIDIA data-center deployment guide ↗ · Intel Xeon 6776P specifications ↗

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Illustrative rear cooling-zone and cabinet detail on the ZXO B300 high-density rack concept
PROPOSED REAR COOLING ZONE

04 / BEYOND THE FRONT

The full rack
deserves attention.

A rack-scale project also starts with service access, airflow, power distribution and the installation environment. The rear and side studies give these areas a place within the design conversation.

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06 / START WITH THE REQUIREMENTS

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A wider perspective.

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