DGX Spark
A compact Grace Blackwell system for local model development and deployment. Unified memory capacity must be shared with the operating system.
Our F6 pilot platform · workload-specific sizingOfficial product details ↗
INFRARENCEDesign your pilot ↗Portal ↗Candidate platforms—not a performance ranking. We size each system against model memory, concurrency, software support, power, and total cost.
A compact Grace Blackwell system for local model development and deployment. Unified memory capacity must be shared with the operating system.
Our F6 pilot platform · workload-specific sizingOfficial product details ↗A configurable desktop built around a GPU such as GeForce RTX 5090. Choose VRAM, cooling, power, and expansion around the workload.
CUDA ecosystem · discrete GPU memory limitsOfficial product details ↗Compact systems based on processors such as Ryzen AI Max+ 395 offer another route to local AI. Validate the exact model and runtime combination.
Candidate platform · compatibility evaluation requiredOfficial software & platform details ↗An Apple silicon desktop with unified memory. Plan around compatible macOS model runtimes and the selected memory configuration.
Candidate platform · not a CUDA deploymentOfficial product details ↗Hardware and model availability change. AMD and Apple options are evaluation candidates; inclusion does not mean an INFRARENCE production configuration has been validated. No vendor affiliation is implied.
We help small and medium-sized businesses deploy practical AI on their own NVIDIA DGX Spark or RTX-powered systems—combining hardware, optimized models, and business workflows with measurable results.
You retain ownership of the machines and business records. We define where data is processed and which external systems may connect.
Hardware sizing, installation, model optimization, workflow integration, training support, pilot sandboxes, and ongoing support scoped to your deployment.
Track cost per accepted task, time saved, output quality, human review effort, and payback using your own business baseline.
Ownership gives you control over deployment and capacity. Lower costs and data sovereignty depend on the complete configuration, connected services, operating practices, and measured workload—not hardware ownership alone.