A new high-performance AI computing system is now operating at Naval Support Activity Monterey in California, according to multiple outlets. The facility has received a NVIDIA DGX GB300 supercomputer, a system described by the vendor as the highest-performing AI processing platform available. Both reports characterize the DGX GB300 as the military’s largest supercomputer now in service and note that it has been deployed at the Navy base in Monterey. The sources do not provide additional technical specifications, program timelines, or details about specific mission applications beyond the system’s intended role in AI processing. The articles similarly focus on the transition from delivery to operational status, indicating the computer is live at the installation. No information is included in the provided excerpts about cost, staffing, security measures, or whether the system will be shared with other services or partner agencies. Overall, the common points are the location of deployment—Naval Support Activity Monterey—and the type of system—DGX GB300—now running.