Yes, you can start small and scale when needed. S1 and S2 are available as starting points; Dell D1 and D2 are rack alternatives.
Our configurations
- S1: The entry point for small teams
- S2: Enterprise AI for your whole team (2x NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell, 192 GB VRAM)
- Dell D1: PowerEdge R770 in a 2U rack chassis with one NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPU, 96 GB VRAM
- Dell D2: The same 2U chassis with two NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs, 192 GB total VRAM
Dell D1 and D2 are not larger successors to S1 and S2. For larger installations, we work with you to plan additional servers or custom clusters. Details on the server page.
The software makes scaling easy
The onprem.ai software, the operating system for enterprise AI in your own data center, manages all servers centrally:
- Add multiple servers: configurations combine easily
- Load balancing: load is distributed automatically
- Central management: control all systems from one interface
- No data migration: new servers are added, existing integrations stay unchanged
Scaling scenarios
Example 1: Start with S1 for a pilot project, then plan additional servers as needed
Example 2: Two sites with different needs: one server each, managed centrally together
Example 3: Engineering team with high token consumption: evaluate S2 as a starting point and plan additional servers or a custom cluster if needed
The cost calculator estimates demand and costs on an S2 basis from team size and usage. Dell capacity is not calculated. Published prices for Dell D1 and D2 are on the pricing page. All prices and cost estimates are non-binding, excluding VAT.
Next steps
- See the servers and choose a configuration
- Open the cost calculator and estimate demand on an S2 basis
- Contact us for an individual scaling strategy
Sources and further information:
- How much does it cost to run AI yourself? (pricing model)
- On-premise AI for SMEs (hardware recommendations)