Dedicated add-in NIC, onboard 2.5GbE fallback, Wi-Fi 7 / Bluetooth where the selected board supports it.
Private inference appliances
AI workstations for firms that keep files inside.
Compact North-class towers with professional NVIDIA GPUs, current Intel and AMD CPUs, ECC options, and enough local VRAM for serious private legal, accounting, tax, and advisory workloads.
Four base variants. Real knobs.
Start with Intel or AMD, then choose RTX 6000 Ada or RTX PRO 6000. Everything else tunes the build without turning the range into a maze.
The ports are part of the appliance.
Each build ships as a firm-ready workstation target, not a loose parts list. Exact rear I/O varies by board, but these are the standard minimums carried into the estimate.
HDMI is supplied through active DisplayPort-to-HDMI 2.1 adapters when selected.
North front panel plus rear USB-C/USB-A from the selected workstation motherboard.
Platinum-rated power target, front-to-back airflow, blower GPU spacing, and acoustic fan curves.
Separate OS drive, configurable NVMe scratch, encrypted project volume, and room for internal backup media.
NVIDIA drivers, CUDA, container runtime, Ollama/vLLM-ready baseline, and remote admin enabled on request.
North compact build
192GB of local VRAM, dressed for the client floor.
The signature North build targets two RTX PRO 6000-class blower cards in a compact tower with real oak, controlled airflow, and office-grade acoustics. It is built for private inference near sensitive matter data, ledgers, tax workpapers, deposition sets, and firm knowledge bases.
Quiet hardware for loud workloads.
Private by default
Keep privileged text, client files, and internal prompts on local hardware.
Professional GPU memory
Choose RTX 6000 Ada for 48GB per card or RTX PRO 6000 for 96GB per card.
ECC where it matters
Run validated ECC memory when long jobs and firm records deserve the safer path.
Pricing basis
Current market inputs, not fantasy MSRP.
The calculator uses a public July 2026 memory index, spot ECC listings, NVIDIA workstation GPU pricing, and a flat 20% build margin. Component markets are moving fast, so this is a sales estimate rather than a checkout price.