eRacks Systems

Plain-English guidance on how much GPU memory and system RAM each model size needs, when self-hosting beats cloud APIs, and how to keep AI data entirely in-house.

A practical, vendor-neutral guide to choosing a ZFS pool layout - and eRacks will spec the configuration to your workload at no charge

Open-source rackmount NAS from $1,995 - current-generation CPUs, IT-mode HBAs, and a ZFS-first configurator with RAIDZ2 by default

Single-card 32GB VRAM at $1,000 cost cuts price-per-GB-VRAM by 40-80% versus NVIDIA pro silicon. 4U flagship scales to 256GB unified VRAM for 70B-class language model inference.

WD Purple Pro and Seagate SkyHawk AI drives, 25/100GbE networking, and ZFS sequential-write tuning - on-premise storage built for IP camera systems and healthcare archives. From $4,995.

Open-source rackmount NAS from $1,995 - HAMR technology delivers 25% more storage per bay than conventional CMR drives

Up to 96GB of GPU memory in a standard 2U rack unit - private AI with no per-user fees, all data on-premise, starting at $5,995

Open-source NAS servers with full Linux, ZFS, TrueNAS, and no vendor licensing fees - on-premise storage that pays for itself in months versus cloud subscription costs

Every eRacks AILSA, AIDAN, AINSLEY, and AISHA ships with vanilla Ubuntu 26.04 LTS plus Ollama, Open WebUI, vLLM, PyTorch, CUDA, and Docker - ready to run Llama 4, Qwen 3, and DeepSeek V3.2 in 10 minutes

eRacks Systems, leading provider of open-source rackmount servers, today announces the launch of Racks/AILSA - a compact, 2U rackmount AI server designed to make local-first AI accessible to startups, research labs, and small business