A frontier AI computer of your own.
Wick makes NVIDIA Rubin computers that stand in an office, a lab or a house, hold the largest open models and belong to the people who run them.
Frontier compute, in the room where the work happens.
Holding a frontier model used to take a data center, a rack and a team to look after it. Wick is a low fluted credenza that arrives switched on and sends its heat outside through its own outdoor unit.
Wick Ultra holds a 1.6-trillion-parameter open model at 4-bit in its four Rubin GPUs. Two of them stack flush under one line of light.
Why now
NVIDIA launched Rubin in January 2026. Open models of frontier scale now ship with their weights, so a team can own the model and the computer it runs on.
Much of that work is moving out of the public cloud and into buildings its owners control. Wick Ultra runs on the circuit an electric car charger uses.
Owned frontier compute, as ordinary in a building as its network.
Every team that trains or serves its own models should run them on a computer it owns. Wick is building that computer, and the company that delivers and services it.
From $656,000