AI Workstations
Single to multi-GPU desktop workstations with high-core-count CPUs, large RAM capacity and fast NVMe storage for AI development.
AI workstations, GPU servers, rack servers, high-performance PCs, storage and networking — specified around your workload and budget.
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Single to multi-GPU desktop workstations with high-core-count CPUs, large RAM capacity and fast NVMe storage for AI development.
Multi-GPU servers designed for continuous AI training and inference workloads, in rack-mount or tower form factors.
General-purpose and GPU-ready rack servers for virtualisation, databases, file serving and on-premise applications.
Powerful desktops for developers, creators and power users who need fast CPUs, plenty of memory and a capable GPU.
High-speed NVMe drives, NAS appliances and backup solutions for datasets, model files, media libraries and business data.
Switches, network cards, routers and Wi-Fi access points — including high-speed networking for multi-machine AI setups.
Fully bespoke AI PCs designed around your models, datasets, noise and power constraints, and budget.
Power supplies, cooling, memory, cables, monitors and peripherals to complete or upgrade your system.
Train and fine-tune models on your own data without cloud costs.
Run large language models privately on-premise.
Accelerate notebooks, pipelines and experiments.
Faster exports, effects and colour grading.
Smooth viewports and quicker renders for CAD and 3D.
Power AI tools, agents and document processing in-house.
AI performance depends on the whole system, not just the graphics card. We look at:
For teams or continuous workloads, a GPU server may be the better choice.
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Tell us about your workload and we'll recommend a specification.
It depends mainly on the size of the models you want to run. GPU memory (VRAM) is usually the key constraint, followed by system RAM, storage speed and cooling. Read our guide How Much VRAM Do You Need for Local AI? or ask us for a recommendation.
An AI workstation is a desktop machine used by one person, usually at a desk, often with one to four GPUs. A GPU server is designed to run continuously in a rack or server room, often with more GPUs, redundant power and remote management, and can be shared by a team.
Yes. We can quote for multiple workstations, shared GPU servers, storage and networking, and help plan how it all fits together.
Not yet. Component prices and availability change frequently, so we confirm pricing with each quote. Online pricing will be added as our shop launches.
Talk to us before you buy — we'll help you avoid over- or under-specifying.