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Stop renting
somebody else’s
GPUs.

On-premise AI machines sized to the models you actually run — built, burned in and delivered already running your model, with its measured tokens/sec in the box.

From ₹4,50,000·Quote in 4 hrs·Delivered in 7 days·1,000+ built·4.8★ Google
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Free consultation and workload audit — tell us what you run today and what it costs you, and we’ll tell you honestly what it actually needs. Even if that answer is “keep renting”.

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Built and burned in at Baner, Pune — visits welcome

An authorised partner.

Genuine partsFull manufacturer warrantyClaimable in India
01

NVIDIA
& AMD

Direct authorised partner with both.

02

Workstations
& servers

Single boxes and multi-GPU racks. We have passed procurement before.

03

We handle
the RMA

For the full coverage period. Lifetime build support.

04

Pan-India,
insured

GST invoice. EMI. Or collect from Baner.

How we know
We are not a gaming shop that also sells GPUs.

We run local AI stacks here every day — on the same hardware we spec for you. When we tell you a machine will hold your model, it is because we have run one like it.

  • LLM inferenceOllama and vLLM, daily
  • Voice synthesisAnd avatar lip-sync
  • Image & videoDiffusion pipelines
  • OrchestrationSeveral models at once
Machines and servers we have already delivered for
  • Colleges &
    universities
    Teaching labs and research groups
  • Hospitals &
    diagnostics
    Imaging and clinical research
  • Startups &
    AI labs
    Founding teams training their own models
  • Large
    companies
    In-house teams inside bigger organisations
  • Government
    & research
    Public labs, through tender and GeM
  • Shipped
    outside India
    We are not limited to the domestic market
NVIDIAAMDIntelASUSMSICorsairSamsungG.SKILLLian LiNZXTCooler MasterThermaltake

How big is your model?

Four machinesOne questionSizes at Q4
Inference Entry01
Runs up to32Bat Q4 · 24GB VRAM
RTX 4500 Ada · RTX PRO 4000
Ada · Blackwell
Dev boxes, single-team inference, and private RAG on your own documents.
From₹4.5L
Spec this →
Inference Pro02
Runs up to70Bat Q4 · 32–48GB VRAM
RTX 5000 Ada · RTX PRO 5000
Ada · Blackwell
Production inference and fine-tuning smaller models.
From₹8.5L
Spec this →
Flagship03
Runs up to120Bat Q4 · 96GB VRAM
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell
Blackwell · GDDR7
70B at higher precision with no offloading — where quality stops being a compromise. Our most capable single card.
From₹20L
Spec this →
GPU Servers04
RunsBeyondMulti-GPU · multi-node
AMD EPYC platforms
Scoped to the workload
Multi-GPU training, team-scale inference, and standardised on-prem fleets.
Priced onQuote
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Model sizes are a guide, not a limit. They assume 4-bit quantisation and normal context; higher precision needs more VRAM and moves you up a tier. We confirm the exact fit — and the measured tokens/sec — before you buy. VRAM figures are NVIDIA’s published specifications: RTX 4500 Ada and RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell 24GB, RTX 5000 Ada 32GB, RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell 48GB, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96GB.

What is inside them.

Every machine here is an NVIDIA accelerator on an AMD platform. One holds the model, the other keeps it fed.

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 BlackwellRTX PRO 6000 Blackwell
NVIDIA · the accelerator

The silicon
AI is built on.

CUDA is why it simply works. Every serious framework is written for NVIDIA first, so your time goes on models rather than on compatibility.

CUDAthe AI standard
Everything just runsPyTorch, TensorFlow, vLLM and Ollama all target CUDA first. No driver battles.
96GBVRAM · RTX PRO 6000
Bigger models stay resident70B-class on a single card, with no offloading to system memory.
1,792GB/s · GDDR7
Bandwidth is the ceilingToken generation is memory-bandwidth bound. This sets your tokens per second.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper PROThreadripper PRO · EPYC
AMD · the platform

The platform
never bottlenecks.

Multi-GPU AI lives and dies on the CPU platform. A gaming board runs out of lanes, memory and cooling fast. Threadripper PRO and EPYC do not.

128PCIe 5.0 lanes
Two to four GPUs at full x16No card starved of bandwidth — the reason a multi-GPU rig is worth building.
2TB8-channel DDR5 ECC
Whole datasets in memoryECC catches the errors that kill a five-day run on hour 110.
EPYCup to 128 cores
Past one boxWhen a workstation stops being enough, the same platform scales into GPU servers.
Workstations under build on the bench at the NVSX workshop in Baner, Pune
Every machine is built and burned in here.Baner, Pune · visits welcome

Tokens per second.

4-bit quantisationSingle streamOllamaHigher is faster
ModelWhat you run4-bit quantisation01 · Entry₹4.5L24GB · RTX 4500 Ada02 · Pro₹8.5L48GB · RTX PRO 500003 · Flagship₹20L96GB · RTX PRO 6000
gpt-oss 20B4-bit · ~14GB needed
~45tok/s
~139tok/s
185tok/s
DeepSeek-R1 32B4-bit · ~22GB needed
~15tok/s
~48tok/s
64tok/s
Gemma 3 27B4-bit · ~19GB needed
~15tok/s
~46tok/s
61tok/s
Qwen3 32B4-bit · ~22GB needed
~14tok/s
~42tok/s
56tok/s
Llama 3.3 70B4-bit · ~48GB needed
Does not fit
~24tok/s
32tok/s
gpt-oss 120B4-bit · ~83GB needed
Does not fit
Does not fit
134tok/s
Published third-party measurementEstimated, scaled by memory bandwidth

Where these come from. The Flagship column is published third-party benchmarking of the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell on Ollama, single stream — Database Mart, corroborated by community results putting 70B-class models at 24–31 tok/s on that card. The Entry and Pro columns are estimates scaled by memory bandwidth, because token generation is bandwidth-bound rather than compute-bound — they are not measurements, and are marked as such. Every figure here is replaced by one we measure on your machine, on your model, before it ships. That sheet goes in the box.

Should you even buy one?

Below a certain amount of use, renting genuinely wins — and we would rather you knew that now than after the invoice. Put your real numbers in.

Your situation
What you rent today
Rate you pay edit if yours differs
per GPU-hour
Hours of real use per day
8hours/day
11224
The machine
Can you claim GST input credit?
The arithmetic
Owning wins
Owning saves ₹6,00,719 over 3 years.

At 8 hours a day on this rate, the Pro machine is cheaper than renting over three years — and you still own it at the end.

Over1 year2 years3 years
Renting₹4,35,080₹8,70,160₹13,05,240
Owning₹3,66,902₹5,53,720₹7,04,521
Difference+₹68,178+₹3,16,440+₹6,00,719
Break-even for the Pro machine at this rate: 4.1 hours a day over three years.

How this is worked out. Net cost is the price less recoverable GST where you can claim it. Owning adds electricity at ₹10.11/kWh (MSEDCL LT-II commercial, Maharashtra) on a loaded 0.60–1.25 kW draw, maintenance at 2% a year, and credits back resale at 55/35/20% after 1/2/3 years. Cloud rates are published list prices per GPU-hour and exclude storage, egress and idle time — which means the real cloud bill is usually higher than shown here. Equal VRAM is not equal speed; we normalise that against measured tokens/sec in your actual quote. This is an estimate to think with, not a quotation.

What people actually run.

Three families of work, one set of machines — but they want very different builds. Find yours.

01

Language models

Anything where the answer is text. VRAM decides everything here — the model either fits on the card, or it crawls.

Local chatFor your whole team, no per-token billPrivate RAGYour documents, answered in your buildingFine-tuningLoRA and full fine-tunes on your own data
We’d buildEntry → Flagshipfrom ₹4.5L
02

Generative & creative

Pixels rather than tokens. Stills are undemanding; video is what forces the bigger machine.

Image generationSDXL, Flux and ComfyUI pipelinesVideo & voiceDiffusion video, synthesis, lip-syncStudio renderingBlender and Unreal on the same box
We’d buildPro → Flagshipfrom ₹8.5L
03

Science & simulation

Research computing. Half of it is not GPU work at all — and we will tell you when yours is not.

GenomicsSingle-cell RNA-seq and DNA sequencingMedical imagingSegmentation and DICOM workflowsProtein & simulationFolding, molecular dynamics, ROCm and JAX
We’d buildPro → Flagshipfrom ₹8.5L

Tell us the software by name, not the category. If it turns out to be CPU-bound we will quote you a Threadripper instead of a GPU — a cheaper machine, and a worse sale for us.

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September orders

We set the
whole thing up.
Free.

Your machine arrives with the stack installed, your model already loaded and answering, and the first job running before we hand it over.

The setup is free this month because we have the bench time in September — not because it is a sale. When the bench fills up, it goes back to being chargeable.

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What “set up” actually means
  • 01NVIDIA drivers, CUDA and cuDNNversion-matched to your stack
  • 02Python environmentPyTorch or TensorFlow, your choice
  • 03Ollama, vLLM or llama.cppconfigured, not just installed
  • 04Your model, downloaded and quantisedchatting before the machine is boxed
  • 05Docker + NVIDIA Container Toolkitfor your own images
  • 06ComfyUI or A1111 with SDXLif generative work is in scope
  • 07A private RAG demo on your documentsoptional, and the one people remember
  • 08An onboarding callto get your first real job running

Including the one that catches everybody: Blackwell cards need nvidia-driver-580-open on Ubuntu rather than the standard branch. That is a week of forum threads you will never have.

From your message to your first job
  1. Day 0 · two minutesTell us the workload

    The software, the model, roughly how much of it. A form, or a message on WhatsApp.

  2. Within 4 working hoursItemised spec and price

    Named parts, no padding, and the tier we think you need — including when that is a smaller one.

  3. Days 1–5Built, burned in, benchmarked

    Assembled in Baner, run under sustained load, your stack installed and your model measured on the machine.

  4. Day 7Delivered and running

    Insured pan-India or collected from the workshop, then an onboarding call on your first real job.

What else you’re looking at.

You are weighing us against four alternatives, so here they are, compared straight. Where one of them is the better answer for your workload, we say so — you would find out anyway, and it is cheaper for both of us if you find out now.

NVIDIA DGX Spark

₹5,44,999 · 128GB unified memory
Compact, 240W, NVIDIA’s own stack
Choose it when

You want a lot of memory in something the size of a book, you are happy on ARM, and you want it to work out of the box with nothing configured. It is a genuinely good machine.

Choose us when

You need discrete-VRAM bandwidth — unified memory is far slower to read — or x86 and CUDA compatibility with tooling you already run, or room to add a second card later, or somebody in Baner who answers the phone.

A single RTX 5090 build

Consumer flagship · 32GB VRAM
The most speed per rupee
Choose it when

Your models fit inside 32GB and raw speed per rupee is what matters. For small and mid models it is excellent — and we will happily build you one.

Choose us when

Your model does not fit in 32GB, or the machine has to sit at 100% for days at a time. Professional cards bring ECC memory, a 24/7 duty rating, and a warranty written for continuous load.

Mac Studio, maxed

Up to 512GB unified memory
Silent, small, one box
Choose it when

Memory capacity is the only axis you care about, and you can live with slower generation. Nothing else gives you that much addressable memory for the money.

Choose us when

You need prefill speed, FP4 acceleration or CUDA tooling. And nothing in an Apple machine can be upgraded after purchase — the configuration you buy is the one you keep.

Renting GPUs

₹42–₹492 per GPU-hour
Across Indian and global providers
Choose it when

You use it a few hours a day, your work is bursty, or you occasionally need more machines than you could ever own. Below your break-even point, renting genuinely wins — the calculator above shows where that line is.

Choose us when

You cross the break-even line, or your data cannot leave the building. Those are the only two reasons, and they are enough on their own.

Prices as published at the time of writing. DGX Spark as listed in India; rental rates are published list prices per GPU-hour across AWS, Azure, GCP, E2E, NeevCloud, RunPod and others. We have not benchmarked a Spark or a Mac Studio ourselves — those comparisons are from published specifications, and we will say so rather than pretend otherwise.

Ask us which one you need →
Before you ask

The questions we get.

Answered the way we would answer them on the phone.

Should I just wait for the next generation?+

There is always a next generation, and in India the gap between an announcement and stock on a shelf is usually six to twelve months. The honest test is simple: if your current machine is holding up work today, buying now is right. If it is not, waiting costs you nothing. Tell us which it is and we will say so plainly.

What does it actually cost to run?+

A Pro machine draws roughly 0.94 kW under sustained load. At Maharashtra commercial rates (₹10.11/kWh) that is about ₹9.50 per hour of real GPU work — near enough ₹2,300 a month at eight hours a day. Budget for a UPS as well; these are not machines you want losing power mid-run.

Who fixes it if it breaks?+

Full manufacturer warranty on every component, and we handle the RMA for the entire coverage period — you deal with us, not with a vendor’s support queue. Beyond that, lifetime build support on WhatsApp. If it is a build fault we fix it; if it is a failed part we replace it.

How much VRAM do I actually need?+

Roughly the parameter count in gigabytes at 4-bit — a 32B model wants about 22GB, a 70B about 48GB. Higher precision multiplies that, and training needs three to four times what inference needs for the same model. The tier table above does this arithmetic, and we confirm the exact figure before you buy anything.

Can I start with one GPU and add another later?+

Yes, and we plan for it. We spec the platform and power supply with headroom so a second card drops in at full PCIe x16 later without a rebuild. Mention it on the form and we will size the PSU and the case accordingly from the start — it costs very little now and a great deal later.

Do you build multi-GPU servers and racks?+

Yes — multi-GPU and multi-node on AMD EPYC platforms, with ECC memory, redundancy and rack options. GST invoicing and volume pricing as standard. We have delivered a multi-GPU server to a university AI research lab, so the procurement side is familiar ground.

Windows or Linux?+

Ubuntu unless you ask otherwise — effectively all AI tooling targets Linux first, and you will spend less time fighting it. We can dual-boot if you need Windows for other work. One specific note: Blackwell cards need nvidia-driver-580-open on Ubuntu, not the standard driver branch. That one catches almost everybody.

Do you ship outside Pune?+

Insured, tracked and double-boxed, anywhere in India — GPU-heavy builds get extra packing because they are heavy in exactly the wrong place. Or collect from the Baner workshop and watch it run before you take it away.

What if I do not know what I need?+

That is the most common message we get, and it is a perfectly good place to start. Tell us what you are trying to do in plain words — the software, the model, roughly how much of it. Free consultation and workload audit, and if the answer is that you do not need a new machine yet, we will tell you that.

Can we see one before we commit?+

Yes. The workshop is in Baner and visits are welcome — you can watch a machine run your own model before any money changes hands. For institutional buyers we can also supply a formal quotation and specification document for your purchase committee.

Three ways this gets bought.

The machine is the same in all three. The money, the paperwork and the calendar are not.

Spending your own money

You,
personally

A researcher, a founder, or somebody who has simply had enough of the meter running.

“Is this actually cheaper than just renting?

It depends entirely on how many hours a day the GPU is busy — and below a certain number, the honest answer is no.

  • We will tell you to keep renting when the hours say so. The calculator above is the same arithmetic we run before quoting.
  • Itemised quote, no deposit, no lock-in. Every part named, so you can price it against anyone else.
  • Start smaller and add a card later. The platform has the lanes and the power for a second GPU — buying the tier you need today does not close that door.
Buying on the company

Your
company

Startup, SMB, or a team inside a corporate — somebody has to sign it off.

“What happens when it breaks, and can our data leave the building?

Capex needs a date and a fallback attached before anyone approves it. Regulated data usually cannot go to an external API at all.

  • GST invoice. The 18% comes back as input credit, so the number that lands on your books is the price divided by 1.18.
  • A fixed seven-day build — the sign-off gets a date, not an estimate.
  • On-site in Pune, RMA handled by us pan-India. You deal with us, not with a manufacturer’s support queue.
  • Air-gapped by default. Nothing on this machine has to touch an external API — which is the whole reason most companies buy one.
Buying through procurement

Your
institution

A college, a hospital or a government lab, with a committee and a tender between you and the machine.

“Can you actually work with our process?

We have been through this before, and the documents are routine. The calendar is the difficulty — a purchase committee, an L1 comparison and an acceptance test do not fit inside a four-hour quote.

Realistically, expect 21–60 days to award on an uncomplicated GeM purchase, then installation acceptance, then payment. The four-hour promise on this page is a private-sector promise. Start the conversation early and we work to your committee’s calendar, not ours.
  • Formal quotation on letterhead with a specification sheet your committee can attach, and a GST invoice.
  • GeM-ready. The ₹4.5L and ₹8.5L machines sit inside the L1 comparison band.
  • Above ₹10L normally requires online bidding or reverse auction — the flagship usually goes to competitive bid.
  • DPIIT startup and MSE registrations where relaxations apply to EMD and prior-turnover conditions.
  • Installation acceptance and a written support escalation path.
  • Delivered before: a multi-GPU server for a university AI research lab.

Tell us what you
need to run.

Four working hours to a real answer, seven days to a machine. And if renting is still the better call for you, we will say that instead.

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No cost, no deposit. We reply on WhatsApp or email within 4 working hours — 11am to 9pm, or before 1pm the next day.
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Free consultation and workload audit — tell us what you run today and what it costs you, and we’ll tell you honestly what it actually needs.

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