Home / Technology / Razer Unleashes AI Powerhouse for Developers
Razer Unleashes AI Powerhouse for Developers
8 Jan
Summary
- Razer's new workstation and external accelerator aim for local AI development.
- The workstation supports up to four professional GPUs for pooled VRAM.
- Tenstorrent's accelerator connects via Thunderbolt and supports daisy-chaining.

Razer has unveiled its entry into the AI development space with the Razer Forge AI Dev Workstation and an external AI accelerator. These products are designed to enable developers to work on advanced AI models locally, without the need for cloud-based services. The Forge AI Dev Workstation is a powerful system capable of training, inference, and simulation, supporting up to four professional graphics cards for significant VRAM capacity and featuring robust processor and memory options.
The company is also collaborating with Tenstorrent, led by industry veteran Jim Keller, on a compact external AI accelerator. This device connects via Thunderbolt 4 or 5, bringing local AI compute power to laptops and other systems. It's built on Tenstorrent's Wormhole architecture and integrates with an open-source software stack, facilitating the development of LLMs and image generation models.




