AI hardware sourcing

Mainstream GPUs and optical modules for compute infrastructure.

Access consumer, workstation, and enterprise GPU supply across NVIDIA and AMD tiers, paired with server optical modules for high-throughput deployments.

GPU Consumer, creator, workstation, and data center classes
NVIDIA / AMD High, mid, and entry tier mainstream models
Optics Server optical modules for rack and cluster connectivity

A focused hardware portfolio for accelerated computing.

Source across gaming, AI development, rendering, inference, training, virtualization, and high-speed network expansion needs.

Consumer GPUs

Mainstream NVIDIA GeForce and AMD Radeon cards across high, mid, and entry tiers for gaming, local AI, creator workloads, and multi-display systems.

High tier Mid tier Entry tier

Enterprise GPUs

Professional and data center accelerators for inference, training, simulation, rendering, VDI, and server integration across NVIDIA and AMD platforms.

AI Rendering Server

Server Optical Modules

Optical transceiver modules for servers, switches, and data center links, supporting reliable throughput across rack-scale compute deployments.

Rack Cluster Network

NVIDIA product focus for AI, graphics, and data center builds.

Commonly requested NVIDIA systems and GPUs can be matched by workload, chassis, cooling method, power envelope, and deployment scale.

Data center

H200

Hopper-generation accelerator for generative AI, large language model inference, and HPC workloads that benefit from larger high-bandwidth memory.

Memory
141 GB
Type
HBM3e
Bandwidth
4.8 TB/s
Power / form
Up to 700 W / SXM or PCIe
AI system

B300 / DGX B300

Blackwell Ultra platform option for modern AI factory deployments, reasoning workloads, large-scale inference, and training infrastructure.

GPUs
8x Blackwell Ultra SXM
Total GPU memory
2.1 TB
Interconnect
14.4 TB/s aggregate NVLink
Power / form
~14 kW / 10U system
Data center

H100

Hopper Tensor Core GPU for enterprise AI, training, inference, HPC, analytics, and scalable server clusters.

Memory
80 GB
Type
HBM3
Bandwidth
3.35 TB/s
Power / form
Up to 700 W / SXM
Data center

A100

Ampere Tensor Core GPU widely used for AI, data analytics, HPC, and multi-instance GPU deployments across elastic data centers.

Memory
80 GB
Type
HBM2e
Bandwidth
1,935-2,039 GB/s
Power / form
300-400 W / PCIe or SXM
Consumer

RTX 5090

Flagship GeForce RTX 50 Series GPU for high-end gaming, creator workflows, local AI experimentation, and ray-traced graphics.

Memory
32 GB
Type
GDDR7
Bus width
512-bit
Interface
PCIe Gen 5
Server

RTX PRO 6000 Server

Blackwell professional GPU option for multi-GPU server deployments, inference, fine-tuning, virtual workstations, rendering, and HPC.

Memory
96 GB
Type
GDDR7 ECC
Bus / bandwidth
512-bit / 1,597 GB/s
Power / form
Up to 600 W / passive
Workstation

RTX PRO 6000 Workstation

Desktop professional GPU for AI development, simulation, visualization, 3D rendering, data science, and demanding creative production.

Memory
96 GB
Type
GDDR7 ECC
Bandwidth
1,792 GB/s
Power / form
600 W / dual slot
Desktop AI

DGX Spark

Compact Grace Blackwell desktop AI system for prototyping, fine-tuning, and deploying local AI models with an integrated software stack.

System memory
128 GB
Type
LPDDR5x unified
Bus / bandwidth
256-bit / 273 GB/s
Power / form
240 W PSU / desktop

Built for fast hardware decisions and deployment timelines.

The supply process is structured around model matching, availability checks, configuration compatibility, and logistics coordination for GPU and optical module orders.

From requirement to ready-to-ship specification.

A practical workflow keeps inquiries specific, comparable, and ready for technical review.

01

Define workload and tier

Identify consumer or enterprise class, preferred NVIDIA or AMD platform, performance tier, quantity, budget band, and target delivery window.

02

Validate platform fit

Check GPU dimensions, power, cooling, driver expectations, server chassis constraints, optical module form factor, and link requirements.

03

Confirm quote and logistics

Align availability, commercial terms, packing needs, shipment route, and post-sale technical support contact before order execution.

Direct contact

Discuss GPU sourcing, server optics, and deployment compatibility.

Send workload details, preferred platform, target model class, quantity, and timeline for a focused response.