HP announced the ZBook Fury G9 on April 22, 2025. The company designed this laptop for use in space. The first units will launch to the International Space Station in October 2025. HP aims to improve computing performance for missions in orbit.
The ZBook Fury G9 uses an Intel Core Ultra 9 vPro HX processor. Intel Core Ultra 9 It includes an NVIDIA RTX Pro Blackwell GPU. The system supports up to 128GB of DDR5 memory. Users can install four 2TB NVMe SSDs for a total of 8TB of storage.
HP created a special power adapter for this device. The adapter supports both direct current and alternating current. This dual compatibility allows the laptop to operate in space stations and on Earth. The exact launch date remains unconfirmed because only the month and year are available.
HP ZBook Fury G9 laptop features Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and RTX Pro Blackwell GPU for space missions
The announcement highlights the unique requirements of space computing. The hardware must function in different power environments. The laptop targets enhanced performance for in-orbit missions.
HP will deliver the first batch of ZBook Fury G9 units to the International Space Station in October 2025. The device represents a specialized solution for space-based workloads.
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