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AI compute, landed.

GPU servers, GPUs, server memory and storage for Australian teams, sourced direct and quoted in AUD.

Why now

The tightest hardware market in years.

AI servers are absorbing memory, storage and GPU supply worldwide. Buyers who quote early and lock the whole bill of materials get built; everyone else waits.

US$48

Contract price of a 16 Gb DDR5 chip in September 2026, up from US$8.70 a year earlier. Source: Tom's Hardware

1,128 GB

GPU memory in a single 8-GPU HGX H200 node: 141 GB of HBM3e on every GPU. Source: NVIDIA

Free

General rate of customs duty on computers and their parts (tariff headings 8471 and 8473). Source: Australian Border Force

How it works

From list to landed.

One Australian business between you and the factory. You see the full landed price before you commit, and the hardware is tested here before it reaches you.

Send your list

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Models, quantities, delivery city and timing. A spreadsheet works, so does a sentence. Not sure what you need? Tell us the workload and we size it.

Get a landed AUD quote

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Product, freight, insurance, clearance and GST, line by line, with lead time and price hold stated. Serial numbers are confirmed before you commit.

Inspected and tested here

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Servers and GPUs are serial-checked and burn-in tested in Australia before they leave us, so problems are found on our bench, not in your rack.

Delivered on one Australian invoice

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A tax invoice from an Australian company, local returns and one contact for support, from the first quote to the last drive.

Buyer guides

Know before you buy.

All guides ›

H100 vs H200 vs B300: which GPU server should an Australian team buy?

Buy H200 if your models are memory-bound, B300 if you need frontier scale and can wait for OEM allocation, and a used H100 node if cost per GPU matters most. In late 2026 an 8-GPU HGX H200 server lists for about US$320,000 to US$420,000, a used HGX H100 for about US$225,000 to US$275,000, and Supermicro's HGX B300 from US$536,771.

6 min read

The 2026 DDR5 memory shortage: what Australian server buyers need to know

DDR5 prices have risen about 450% in a year because AI servers and HBM production are absorbing DRAM supply. A 16 Gb DDR5 chip went from US$8.70 in October 2025 to US$48 in September 2026, and Team Group expects the tightest supply from Q4 2026 to Q2 2027. Lock memory in with the server order.

5 min read

RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell in Australia: price, editions and availability

On 15 November 2026 Australian retailers listed the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell from A$25,900 to A$29,999 including GST across 20 listings, against NVIDIA's US$16,000 marketplace price. It has 96 GB of GDDR7, the most memory of any PCIe workstation GPU, and comes in Workstation, Max-Q and Server editions.

4 min read

Importing GPU servers into Australia: GST, duty and landed cost

Computers and their parts under tariff headings 8471 and 8473 carry a Free general rate of customs duty in Australia. Import GST of 10% still applies, and any consignment valued over A$1,000 needs a full import declaration. Approved importers can defer the GST to their activity statement under the ATO's deferred GST scheme.

4 min read

Questions, answered.

GPU servers (NVIDIA HGX H100, H200 and B300), workstation and data-centre GPUs (RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell, H200 NVL, RTX 5090), DDR5 server memory, enterprise NVMe and data-centre infrastructure, delivered in Australia.

Tell us what you’re building.

Send a parts list or a workload. You get a landed AUD price with lead times, ready to sign.

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