Start with the real machine
See the workstation, understand its constraints and explore the configurations people are running.
ONPREMBENCH / OUR REASON TO EXIST
A community around complete AI machines: hardware, models, applications and the people who operate them. Make their possibilities visible, from an office box to a confidential test bench or shared company infrastructure.
Putting our AI in a Box stack on GB10 and GB300 brought hardware and software challenges. When we showed the actual boxes and what we were doing with them, other practitioners started sharing their own experience.
Privacy, security and control over token costs repeatedly drove those conversations. This Lab makes the machines tangible and the operating knowledge shareable.
Read the story behind the Lab Founding field recordSee the workstation, understand its constraints and explore the configurations people are running.
Publish a setup, investigate a failure or contribute a correction. Keep the author and the evidence visible.
Understand privacy boundaries, secure operation and the full cost of useful tokens. Grow from a box to larger company infrastructure.
A PRACTICAL MIDDLE PATH
The entry point is a complete AI system a professional can inspect, select and build on. Privacy, security and token economics connect its technical capabilities to the reasons businesses adopt it.
WHY UNDERSTAND TECH
Putting AI in a Box on GB10 and GB300 exposed software and hardware challenges. Customer conversations and the response to real machines showed a need for practical, accessible knowledge.
The Lab turns that experience into a shared resource that other practitioners can challenge and improve.
Explore field experienceRequirements before hypeQuality, data boundaries and service levels determine what is suitable.
Evidence before promisesMake the environment, limitations and source of every result clear.
Everyone can contributePractitioners, companies, suppliers and software builders.
BUILD WITH THE ECOSYSTEM
Hugging Face connects models, libraries and developers. NVIDIA publishes platform playbooks. Puget Systems publishes practical workstation tests. The Lab focuses on complete machines and their deployment records: hardware, software, operating conditions and the people contributing what they learn.