Blackhole p100a
by TenstorrentCanada
Tenstorrent PCIe AI accelerator card with an open software stack, an entry point for local inference and development. Details according to the manufacturer.
from approx. €890guide price, excl. VAT, shipping and duties
Free and without obligation. OROBO brokers — you buy directly from the manufacturer or its dealer.
- Manufacturer
- Tenstorrent
- Country
- Canada
- Category
- GPUs & AI accelerators
- Guide price
- from approx. €890
About the category
What it is
GPUs and specialised AI accelerators handle the compute-heavy parts of AI: training models and answering requests. They come as plug-in cards for workstations and servers or as modules for data-centre systems. Besides NVIDIA, AMD, Intel and specialised makers also offer accelerators with their own software.
What companies use them for
- Upgrading existing workstations or servers for local language models.
- Training and fine-tuning models on your own data.
- Rendering, simulation and image or video generation.
- High-load inference in the data centre.
What to look for when buying
- Memory capacity and bandwidth — they limit model size and speed.
- Software support: CUDA, ROCm or the maker’s own stack.
- Form factor, power draw and cooling to fit the chassis.
- Availability, export rules and warranty via the dealer.
Integration & effortEffort: medium
Installation is quick if power supply, space and cooling are sufficient. The effort lies in drivers, frameworks and whether your software supports the accelerator — check this beforehand for cards from makers other than NVIDIA. Data-centre modules require matching servers.
Software that fits
- NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit (opens in a new tab)FreeLow-level tools and libraries on which most AI software for NVIDIA GPUs is built.
- AMD ROCm (opens in a new tab)Open sourceOpen software platform for AI and compute workloads on AMD GPUs.
- PyTorch (opens in a new tab)Open source · BSD-3-ClauseWidely used framework for developing, training and running models.
- vLLM (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Inference server that handles many concurrent requests on GPU hardware.
- llama.cpp (opens in a new tab)Open source · MITLean runtime for language models on CPUs and many GPU types.
Licence details without guarantee — the project’s own licence is authoritative. We can set up and integrate it for you at a fixed price.
Simulation
How it runs in your operation
A simplified, typical sequence — not a recording of a real deployment.
Which models, how many users, what response time?
Match memory, software stack and form factor.
Install the card, drivers and frameworks.
Test and optimise with your real model.
Brokering
How brokering works
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