Developer Frameworks & Infrastructure
Ghost Core
Personal AI computer hardware running local foundation models on device
Paid - from $3,499 one-time purchaseRuns in the cloudEditors pick
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Paid - from $3,499 one-time purchase
$3,499 one-time purchase
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Dedicated on-premise local model inference
Run continuous agent loops and LLM workloads without cloud latency, downtime, or token meter costs.
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About Ghost Core
Ghost Core represents a new paradigm in personal computing: a dedicated hardware appliance purpose-built to run advanced AI models on premise. Instead of renting cloud GPU clusters or paying recurring monthly subscription fees to third-party providers, Ghost Core houses unified high-bandwidth memory and custom acceleration to run foundation models, local agent loops, and personal data indexing entirely within your home or office network.
- Zero recurring subscription or token billing fees for the lifetime of the hardware
- Absolute privacy with all inference executing locally on device silicon
- High-bandwidth unified memory designed specifically for large model parameters
- High upfront capital expenditure ($3,499 purchase price)
- Hardware capabilities are fixed to the physical silicon without cloud auto-scaling
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