Solutions · Local AI, scaled

Your local setup, datacenter-grade.

You've maxed the wall socket, not your ambition. Same hand-picked-parts discipline, bigger silicon — and the power, cooling, and networking are our problem.

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

N+1 power, a hydro-cooled facility, real bandwidth, 24/7 monitoring. 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

$54,516

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000

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

Starting at

$27,941

NVIDIA RTX 5090

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

Starting at

$6,694

Configure the exact build. Every part and price is on the sheet — rent-to-own with 30% down, or buy outright.

The operation

The facility

Eugene, Oregon — N+1 power, 24/7 on-site engineering

Hand-built

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

Machines from

$6,694 — RTX 5090 to 8× H200 NVL, rent-to-own with 30% down

Insured

Machine insurance at replacement value, included in Managed Hosting

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?

Flat and kW-based: colocation at $109 per kW per month, or Managed Hosting at $218 per kW per month with monitoring, insurance, and marketplace operations included. The exact monthly figure is on every configuration before you buy.