The card packs 32GB of ECC GDDR6 memory built around Intel's BMG-31 GPU silicon. ASUS positions it for local AI workloads, targeting developers and businesses that need on-premise inference without cloud dependency or data transfer.

The €1,799 figure is a European launch price; the $2,400 is a current US listing. These are two different markets at two different points in time. The 'more than double' language refers to US pricing moving from a prior US price to $2,400 — not from the European figure to the US figure.

The original US launch price is not stated in any source in this packet. Without that baseline, the magnitude of the US price increase cannot be independently confirmed from the materials available here. The trajectory from European launch to current US positioning is real, but the specific doubling claim depends on a number that does not appear in the record.

Sources: HotHardware, VideoCardz. The hole: nobody measured the original US launch price, so the doubling claim rests on a single outlet's framing without a verifiable starting point in the record.

The claim as stated implies a single trajectory from €1,799 to $2,400. In reality, these are two different markets. The 'more than double' refers to US pricing doubling from an unstated prior US price. The original US launch price is absent from the packet, making the doubling claim unverifiable from the available sources. The card itself — 32GB ECC GDDR6 on BMG-31 silicon — is confirmed across both sources; what is not confirmed is the US baseline from which the doubling is measured.