Asus is showcasing the Expertcenter Pro ET900N G3 at CES 2026 as part of its push to deliver enterprise grade artificial intelligence infrastructure in accessible deskside systems. The new machine is built around the Nvidia GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Platform and is positioned as a deskside artificial intelligence supercomputer that pairs extreme performance with a unified memory architecture and data center class connectivity.
The company frames the system as a response to what it calls the last mile challenge in modern artificial intelligence development. While massive cloud and data center infrastructure has enabled artificial intelligence development to reach extraordinary heights, Asus argues that many researchers, developers, and data scientists still struggle with workloads that are poorly served by remote resources. These users often need compute that is local, private, and immediately available to support time sensitive experimentation and production work.
Asus says the Expertcenter Pro ET900N G3 is designed for training, fine tuning, or running large artificial intelligence models that exceed the limits of traditional workstations. The goal is to offer data center class performance in a familiar deskside form factor that can be easily deployed in offices and labs. By combining the Grace Blackwell platform with unified memory and robust connectivity, Asus aims to bridge the gap between cloud scale infrastructure and the practical needs of professionals who must run demanding artificial intelligence workloads on site.
