eRacks Systems

In US v. Heppner, a federal court held that material a defendant prepared with a consumer AI platform was not protected by privilege or the work-product doctrine. The architecture lesson is direct, and eRacks builds it: private AI servers where prom

Every eRacks server already ships with the open-source AI stack pre-installed free. The new service closes the last gap: models selected for the customer's field, tuned to their hardware, air-gapped, and handed off live to their team.

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