Solutions · Local AI, scaled

Your local setup, datacenter-grade.

You've maxed the wall socket, not your ambition. Same hand-picked parts, far bigger silicon, and the power, cooling, and networking become our problem instead of yours.

See the machines

Hand-built in Eugene, Oregon
You own the hardware
Insured, hosted, monitored

What you get

Specs first

VRAM, bandwidth, and interconnect on the card face, the same numbers you'd size a homelab build around, at HBM3e scale. Every part is on the build sheet.

We take the pager

Redundant power with a spare unit always on standby, a facility on hydroelectric power, real bandwidth, monitoring around the clock. Hosting is a flat kW rate you see before checkout, never a markup on your tokens.

Parts-priced, 5% fee

You pay our landed component cost plus one visible 5% build fee. No markup on parts, no mystery SKUs. The invoice reads like a parts list.

Or ship it home

Want it in your own rack after all? Ship-to-you is a checkout option on every build.

The hardware

NVIDIA H200 NVL

VRAM 141 GB HBM3e · Bandwidth 4.8 TB/s · NVLink · up to 8×

Starting at

$59,136

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000

VRAM 96 GB GDDR7 · Bandwidth 1.8 TB/s · Blackwell · up to 4×

Starting at

$31,668

NVIDIA RTX 5090

VRAM 32 GB GDDR7 · Bandwidth 1.8 TB/s · Blackwell · up to 2×

Starting at

$7,880

Configure the exact build. Every part and price is on the sheet. Pay in full and the machine is yours.

The operation

The facility

Eugene, Oregon. Backup power always on standby, engineers on site 24/7.

Hand-built

Parts-priced with one visible 5% build fee, no markup on parts

Machines from

$7,880 for an RTX 5090, up to 8× H200 NVL. Paid in full, you own it.

Insured

Machine insurance at replacement value, included in our operating fee

Common questions

Why not keep stacking GPUs at home?

Keep doing it. It's how most of us started. The wall is power and thermals, not budget: sustained multi-GPU load wants 240V circuits, redundant cooling, and real bandwidth. That's the part we sell; the hardware is still yours.

Can I run my own stack on it?

It's your machine, bare metal. Run vLLM, llama.cpp, or whatever ships next month, or serve through the B3IQ gateway when you want an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

What does hosting actually cost?

Every hosted machine carries one monthly hosting line, and the exact figure is on the configuration before you buy. On a machine that earns it is netted from the income rather than invoiced; on a machine you keep private it is billed flat. Our 15% of income is separate, and it is the only share we take.