AI servers for businesses
Rack-mounted GPU servers for training and inference in your own data centre.
The hardware advisor asks about your goal, size and budget and suggests matching hardware and software. Requests are free and without obligation.
About the category
What it is and what it is for
AI servers are rack systems with several GPUs or AI accelerators, fast memory and high-performance networking. They are the basis for training your own models or serving language and vision models to many users at once. Unlike the cloud, data stays in-house and costs do not depend on usage.
Typical uses in business
- Serving language models to the whole workforce, for example as an internal chat assistant.
- Training or fine-tuning your own models on company data.
- Central image and video analysis for many cameras.
- Simulation and research, for example in robotics or materials development.
What businesses should check before buying
- Memory per GPU and total memory determine which model sizes will run.
- Power, cooling (air or liquid) and rack space in the data centre.
- Fast GPU-to-GPU and server-to-server links if training spans several machines.
- Software support for the accelerator, on-site service, export rules and lead time.
Integration & effortEffort: high
Before ordering, clarify power, cooling and networking with the data centre. Then come installation, operating system, drivers and a platform such as Kubernetes or Slurm, plus access rights and monitoring. Ongoing operation needs a team or service provider to handle updates and outages.
In the catalogue
AI servers: 15 products at a glance
Details according to the manufacturers. Order: products with a guide price first, then by name. Partners get no preference.
| Product | Manufacturer | Country | Guide price |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI servers & workstationsMSI server and AI systems for data centres and enterprise use; specific models on request. | Micro-Star International (MSI) | Taiwan | on request |
| ASUS AI servers / AI supercomputersASUS AI servers and supercomputing systems for data centres, research and large-model training. | ASUSTeK Computer (ASUS) | Taiwan | on request |
| Cerebras CS-4 (3x WSE-3 Turbo, Nexus rack-scale)Cerebras wafer-scale AI system for inference and training at rack scale, for example in sovereign-AI projects. | Cerebras Systems | United States | on request |
| Custom servers and storage (incl. AMD- and GPU-based configurations)Custom-configured servers and storage from Thomas-Krenn, including AMD- and GPU-based builds for on-premises AI. | Thomas-Krenn.AG | Germany | on request |
| G-Series GPU servers / HGX & OAM serversGIGABYTE G-Series GPU servers with HGX and OAM platforms for AI training, inference and HPC. | GIGABYTE Technology (Giga Computing) | Taiwan | on request |
| GIGAPOD rack-scale AI (NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 / Vera Rubin NVL72)GIGABYTE rack-scale AI solution with NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 or Vera Rubin NVL72 for AI data centres and large clusters. | GIGABYTE Technology (Giga Computing) | Taiwan | on request |
| GPU servers (incl. Intel Gaudi 3 systems; Axelera partner systems)Supermicro GPU servers for AI training and inference, including Intel Gaudi 3 systems and Axelera partner systems. | Super Micro Computer, Inc. (Supermicro) | United States | on request |
| HPE ProLiant DL380a Gen12 (GPU-dense)GPU-dense HPE server for AI inference, training and compute-intensive enterprise workloads. | Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) | United States | on request |
| MAXER-2100 inference serverAAEON inference server for AI applications at the edge and in industrial environments. | AAEON | Taiwan | on request |
| NVIDIA DGX B300NVIDIA DGX AI server system for training and inference of large models in the data centre. | NVIDIA Corporation | United States | on request |
| QCT GPU serversQCT GPU servers for AI training and inference in large data centres and cluster projects. | Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT) | Taiwan | on request |
| Qualcomm AI200 / AI250 rack-scale inferenceQualcomm rack-scale systems for data-centre AI inference with a focus on low cost per token. | Qualcomm Incorporated | United States | on request |
| RebelPOD (turnkey AI inference infrastructure) / Rebel familyTurnkey AI inference infrastructure from Rebellions based on the Rebel chip family, as an alternative to GPU-based setups. | Rebellions Inc. | South Korea | on request |
| SN50 RDU / SambaRackSambaNova rack system with its own RDU processor for AI inference in enterprise and data-centre operations. | SambaNova Systems | United States | on request |
| Sohu-based frontier inference clusters (rack-scale)Etched rack-scale inference clusters based on the transformer-specific Sohu chip, for very large inference workloads. | Etched | United States | on request |
Guide prices: non-binding, rounded, excl. VAT, shipping and duties. Listed does not mean partner.
Software that fits
- vLLM (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Inference server that handles many concurrent requests on GPU hardware.
- Kubernetes (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Distributes applications and workloads across servers and keeps them running.
- Slurm (opens in a new tab)Open source · GPL-2.0Schedules training and compute jobs on GPU clusters, widely used in research and HPC.
- Ray (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Scales training and data processing across multiple machines.
- Triton Inference Server (opens in a new tab)Open source · BSD-3-ClauseServes models from different frameworks through a single interface.
- NVIDIA AI Enterprise (opens in a new tab)CommercialSoftware suite from NVIDIA with vendor support for running AI in the enterprise.
Licence details without guarantee — the project’s own licence is authoritative. We can set up and integrate it for you at a fixed price.
Research
Related reports
- Compute is getting more expensive again: GPU rentals and memory pricesAfter years of falling prices, H100 rental rates are higher again at several providers, and memory stays scarce — 2027 budgets should account for it.AI-assisted, not yet reviewed
- Power for AI: data centres are growing faster than the gridsData centre electricity demand rose 17% in 2025 and is projected to double by 2030; bottlenecks in grid connections, turbines and transformers are becoming a…AI-assisted, not yet reviewed
FAQ
Questions about AI servers
- How much do products in “AI servers” cost?
- For the 15 products in this category in the OROBO catalogue we have no public guide price; quotes are available on request only. We obtain them for you — only the seller’s quote is binding.
- Which manufacturers does OROBO list for “AI servers”?
- In this category OROBO lists 14 manufacturers from 4 countries: United States (7), Taiwan (5), Germany (1), South Korea (1). In the catalogue: AAEON, ASUSTeK Computer (ASUS), Cerebras Systems, Etched, GIGABYTE Technology (Giga Computing), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Micro-Star International (MSI), NVIDIA Corporation, Qualcomm Incorporated, Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT), Rebellions Inc., SambaNova Systems and 2 more. OROBO currently has no partner agreement with any of these manufacturers — listed does not mean partner.
- Does OROBO sell these products itself?
- No. OROBO brokers and does not sell anything itself. We check your need and intended use, screen buyer and seller against the EU and US sanctions lists and obtain the quote from the manufacturer or its dealer. Contract, payment, delivery and warranty run directly between you and the seller. Brokering is free for you; for now we broker for buyers in the EU, the EEA, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
- What does OROBO need for a request?
- Quantity, goal and timing — and a budget if you know it. The hardware advisor helps you find the right class of hardware in a few steps. Requests are free and without obligation; your contact details only go to the seller with your consent.
- Do export rules apply?
- Export rules may apply to products from 11 of the 14 manufacturers in this category. Before every referral we screen buyer and seller against the EU and US sanctions lists and ask about the intended use; export licences are the seller’s responsibility.
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Product details and prices come from manufacturers’ public information (as of 3 Nov 2026, foreign currencies converted at the ECB rate). Prices are non-binding, rounded guide values excluding VAT, shipping and duties; only the seller’s quote is binding. Category texts are general information and do not replace a case-by-case assessment.