HP ZGX Nano G1n Price Singapore (Oct 2026): S$11,499

As of 20 October 2026, the HP ZGX Nano G1n AI Station with 4 TB of storage is listed at S$11,499 on SourceIT's store, with a limited-time promotion at S$7,800 while it lasts; the product page shows the live figure, and a quote confirms it. At list the ZGX Nano is the premium-priced GB10 unit in Singapore against the NVIDIA DGX Spark 4 TB at S$8,600 and the ASUS Ascent GX10 at S$7,200 to S$9,850; at the S$7,800 promotion it is the lowest-priced 4 TB GB10 unit on the store, with HP's security, management and support features included rather than paid for. This post is the plain price record: the list price, how the promotion works, what the unit includes, a specification recap, the competing GB10 prices, and the warranty and quotation process. We refresh it monthly; for the feature walkthrough see our ZGX Nano G1n guide, and for the ASUS range the ASUS Agent Computer guide.

HP ZGX Nano G1n price in Singapore, October 2026

Prices are as listed on 20 October 2026; the S$7,800 promotion is time-limited and the product page shows the live figure. GB10 allocations and component costs move, so treat this table as a dated snapshot and request a quote for a project or tender.

How the ZGX Nano promotion works

At the time of writing, the ZGX Nano G1n 4 TB is on a limited-time promotion at S$7,800 in Singapore, against the S$11,499 list price. That is S$800 below the NVIDIA DGX Spark 4 TB at S$8,600 and S$2,050 below the ASUS GX10 4 TB at S$9,850, so for as long as the promotion runs the Nano is the lowest-priced 4 TB GB10 unit on the store and HP's security and management features come at no premium at all. The promotion is time-limited and the product page shows the live figure. To lock a price for a purchase order or a GeBIZ submission, use Request for Quotation on the product page and we will confirm the figure, the promotion end date and the lead time in writing. If the promotion has ended when you read this, the list price above applies and we will say so on the quote.

What the S$11,499 includes

The listed unit is the ZGX Nano G1n with the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, 128 GB of unified memory and a 4 TB self-encrypting NVMe drive, running DGX OS 7 on an Ubuntu 24.04 base with NVIDIA's AI software stack pre-installed. HP specifies a 240 W USB-C external power adapter for the unit; the StorageReview review notes that HP uses the standard NVIDIA-recommended 240 W adapter and cautions against third-party substitutes. The HP ZGX Toolkit, which includes MLflow and Ollama and runs as a Visual Studio Code client on an x86 Windows 11 or Ubuntu 24.04 laptop, is provided free of charge. The HP ZGX 0.4 m QSFP112 DAC cable for linking two units is included in the box, so a pair of Nanos needs no extra purchase; additional or spare cables are S$365 each. Not included: any monitor, keyboard or mouse, which the headless hotspot setup does not require. Confirm the exact box contents on the product page or with us when quoting, as HP revises bundles.

HP ZGX Nano G1n specification recap

The GB10 Superchip combines a 20-core Arm CPU with a Blackwell GPU and 128 GB of LPDDR5X at 273 GB/s, rated by HP at up to 1,000 TOPS of AI compute, or 1 petaFLOP at FP4 in NVIDIA's terms, and good for models up to 200B parameters on one unit or 405B across two linked over the dual QSFP 200 GbE ConnectX-7 ports. Rear I/O is three USB-C ports at 20 Gbps, HDMI 2.1a, 10 GbE and the two QSFP cages, in a 150 x 150 x 51 mm chassis from 1.25 kg. HP rates it at 22 dBA idle and 27.6 dBA under load; StorageReview measured peak draw at about 228 W and the CPU peaking at 77.3 °C. Security is where the Nano earns its price: HP Sure Start self-healing firmware, TPM 2.0 in FIPS 140-2 mode, Common Criteria EAL4+ listing, the self-encrypting drive, HP Remote System Controller support for BIOS-level KVM, and a Secure and Regulated Environments variant with no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radios for air-gapped sites. It does not run Windows, and memory is soldered, so buy the capacity you need.

ZGX Nano vs ASUS GX10 vs DGX Spark: price and what the gap buys

Every GB10 unit has the same compute and memory, so the price gap is about chassis, storage tiers, security and support, not tokens per second. At list, the ASUS GX10 4 TB at S$9,850 is S$1,649 below the Nano for the same capacity, and the GX10 1 TB at S$7,200 is S$4,299 below for a developer who does not need 4 TB; the GX10 also carries the official ASUS Singapore warranty and attracts education and NVIDIA Inception pricing under ASUS's programme. The NVIDIA DGX Spark 4 TB at S$8,600 is S$2,899 below the Nano at list, and is the reference design the others follow. At the S$7,800 promotion the order flips: the Nano is S$800 below the DGX Spark and S$2,050 below the GX10 4 TB, with the clustering cable already in the box. What the Nano's premium buys is HP's security stack, the air-gapped variant, the published acoustic rating, the ZGX Toolkit and HP's support channel; our ZGX Nano vs DGX Spark post weighs that premium, and the GX10 vs ZGX Nano vs Dell Pro Max comparison covers the wider GB10 field. If the model you need exceeds 128 GB, the next step is HP's GB300 tower; ZGX Nano vs ZGX Fury explains when that is worth it.

Warranty and the quotation process

Units supplied by SourceIT carry HP's local warranty, with enterprise support options available on request; confirm the term for your SKU when requesting a quote, and read our HP warranty in Singapore post for how claims work. HP has stated that spare parts remain available for up to five years after production ends. For a quote, use Request for Quotation on the product page with the quantity, and we reply with the confirmed price, promotion status, lead time and warranty term. Government and institutional buyers can procure through GeBIZ or Vendors@Gov, where SourceIT is registered; our GeBIZ buying guide explains the steps.

Buying the HP ZGX Nano G1n in Singapore

SourceIT stocks the ZGX Nano G1n 4 TB, with the HP QSFP112 DAC cable included and spares available, alongside every other GB10 unit sold in Singapore. Use Request for Quotation on the product page, call (65) 6978 3502, or email Sales@sourceit.com.sg. We are GeBIZ and Vendors@Gov registered, and the DGX Spark collection shows live stock and pricing for the whole GB10 range.

Frequently asked questions

What is the HP ZGX Nano G1n price in Singapore? S$11,499 list for the 4 TB unit as of 20 October 2026, with a limited-time promotion at S$7,800. The product page shows the current figure and a quote confirms it.

Is the ZGX Nano promotion still running? Check the product page, which shows the live price; at the time of writing the promotion is S$7,800. A Request for Quotation confirms the figure and the promotion end date in writing.

Is the HP ZGX Nano more expensive than the DGX Spark? At list, yes: S$11,499 against S$8,600 for the DGX Spark 4 TB. On the S$7,800 promotion it is S$800 cheaper than the DGX Spark. Either way the HP adds security features, the air-gapped variant, the ZGX Toolkit and HP support, not extra speed.

How does the ZGX Nano price compare with the ASUS GX10? The GX10 is S$7,200 for 1 TB, S$8,050 for 2 TB and S$9,850 for 4 TB, so S$1,649 below the Nano at list for the same 4 TB capacity, but S$2,050 above the Nano's S$7,800 promotion.

What is included with the ZGX Nano? The unit with 128 GB of memory and a 4 TB self-encrypting drive, DGX OS pre-installed, HP's 240 W USB-C adapter and the HP ZGX 0.4 m QSFP112 DAC clustering cable. Additional cables are S$365 each.

What warranty does the HP ZGX Nano have in Singapore? HP's local warranty on units supplied by SourceIT; confirm the term for your SKU when requesting a quote.