GigalO and SourceCode have jointly launched a portable AI supercomputer named "Gryf," designed to look like a suitcase. It comes with a retractable handle and omnidirectional wheels, measuring 622.3x355.6x228.5 millimeters and weighing less than 25 kilograms, making it easy to carry around, even onto flights.
With Gryf, especially utilizing GigalO's FabreX AI architecture, users can process data anytime, anywhere without the need to upload to the cloud or bring back to the office. A single unit can handle up to 1PB of data.
It also features a modular design, allowing for self-disassembly and customizable configurations to meet various computing needs. Apart from the foundational platform, the computing, acceleration, storage, and networking components are all independent.
The computing section includes an AMD EPYC 7313 16-core processor (3.0-3.7GHz/155W), four 64GB DDR4-3200 memory modules, a 512GB NMVe M.2 SSD, Linux Rocky 8/9 or Ubuntu 20/24 operating systems, and QSFP56/QSFP28/QSFP+ dual 100G network cards.
The default acceleration component is the NVIDIA L40S 48GB, with other options available, up to four units.
For storage, there are eight 30TB E1.L SSDs, totaling 246TB.
The networking section comprises two 100G QSFP56 ports and six 25G SFP28 ports.
The foundational platform comes with a 2500W power supply and six 60mm fans.
As for the price, it has not been disclosed.
