AI infrastructure is not just a server. It is a workload-specific system.
Modern AI workloads depend on GPU memory, interconnect, storage, networking, cooling and software compatibility. We help customers choose the right configuration for their model size, workload type, latency target, number of users and data security requirements.
Private LLM deployment
For companies that want to run language models on their own infrastructure.
RAG and document AI
For search, tender analysis, legal review, knowledge bases and enterprise assistants.
Fine-tuning and model adaptation
For teams adapting open-source or proprietary models to specific business tasks.
AI training and research
For labs, universities and engineering teams requiring multi-GPU platforms.
HGX baseboard
8-GPU NVLink platform
GPU modules
H100 · H200 · B200 · MI300X
Rackmount AI nodes
PCIe and SXM/HGX
High-speed fabric
NDR InfiniBand · 400G Ethernet
Datacenter integration
Rack-scale clusters
Built for production AI
From a single inference node to multi-rack AI infrastructure.
NVIDIA and AMD platforms validated for inference, fine-tuning, training and HPC workloads — with networking, power and cooling planned together.
Product line
From inference nodes to AI factories
Three tiers of validated configurations. Pick the class that matches your workload — we configure the rest.
Inference & Edge
Compact to mid-range GPU servers for private LLMs, RAG and computer vision.
3 configurations
Entry inference / edge AI
COMTRADE AI-L4 Edge
from $8,900
A compact and energy-efficient inference platform for entry-level AI workloads, computer vision and document automation.
A high-memory AI platform for teams evaluating AMD Instinct accelerators for large model workloads. Software stack and model compatibility are validated per project.
Best for
Memory-heavy LLM inferenceLarge models requiring high GPU memoryAlternative to NVIDIA-only infrastructureCost/performance-sensitive AI deployments
Typical configuration
·8× AMD Instinct MI300X 192GB or MI325X 256GB options
·Up to 1.5–2.0 TB total GPU memory depending on GPU generation
·AMD EPYC CPU platform
·High-speed NVMe
·100 / 400G networking options
·Liquid or advanced air cooling depending on chassis
All prices are indicative and exclude VAT, customs duties, special logistics, installation and country-specific certification unless stated otherwise. Final pricing depends on configuration, GPU availability, warranty terms, Incoterms and destination.
Configuration starts with the workload, not the hardware.
Instead of selling a random GPU box, we map the workload first and then recommend the correct platform: PCIe GPU server, SXM/HGX node, AMD high-memory system or rack-scale cluster.
01Model size and architecture
02Required GPU memory
03Inference latency and throughput target
04Number of concurrent users
05Dataset and storage requirements
06Networking and cluster scaling
07Power and cooling constraints
08Delivery country, warranty and compliance requirements
Typical AI infrastructure scenarios
Corporate RAG server
Private knowledge base, document search, legal/tender analysis and internal assistants.
Private LLM deployment
Local inference for organizations that cannot send sensitive data to public APIs.
Computer vision and video analytics
Object detection, security analytics, industrial vision and edge AI.
Fine-tuning lab
Adaptation of open-source models to corporate datasets and specialized workflows.
AI research cluster
Multi-GPU systems for universities, labs and engineering teams.
AI infrastructure for integrators
GPU servers supplied for system integrators, SaaS teams and enterprise AI solution providers.
Why customers work with COMTRADE LTD
01
Workload-based configuration
We help select hardware based on the actual AI task, not just GPU availability.
02
Realistic specifications
We use clear product classes, correct GPU memory figures and transparent configuration logic.
03
Multi-vendor sourcing
NVIDIA, AMD, Supermicro, Dell, HPE, Lenovo and compatible OEM platforms depending on the project.
04
Logistics and compliance support
We support international sourcing, documentation, export compliance checks and destination-specific delivery planning.
05
Scalable architecture
From one inference node to multi-node GPU clusters with high-speed networking.
06
Technical documentation
Each proposal can include bill of materials, system configuration, power/cooling requirements and warranty conditions.
Transparent by design
What we do not promise
Enterprise AI infrastructure depends on fast-changing GPU availability, export rules, OEM allocation, destination country and warranty coverage. We do not promise unrealistic delivery dates, fixed global prices or unsupported configurations.
No fake "always in stock" claims
No unrealistic GPU pricing
No unsupported mixed terminology
No configuration without workload validation
AI server terms explained simply
A short reference for business buyers and procurement teams.
GPU memory / VRAM / HBM
On-GPU memory holding model weights and activations. HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) is used on accelerators like H100, H200 and MI300X for very high throughput.
Inference
Running a trained model to generate answers, predictions or embeddings. The dominant production workload for most companies.
Fine-tuning
Adapting an existing model to a specific domain or dataset. Requires more compute than inference, but much less than training from scratch.
Training
Building a model from raw data. Typically requires multi-GPU or multi-node systems and large datasets.
RAG
Retrieval-Augmented Generation. The model retrieves relevant documents from a vector database and uses them as context for the answer.
PCIe GPU server
A server with GPUs connected over PCIe. Flexible and easier to source; suitable for inference and small-to-medium training.
SXM / HGX platform
GPU modules mounted on a dedicated baseboard with NVLink/NVSwitch interconnect. Used in H100/H200/B200-class training and large-LLM systems.
NVLink / NVSwitch
High-bandwidth GPU-to-GPU interconnect that lets multiple GPUs behave closer to a single large accelerator.
InfiniBand / 400G Ethernet
High-speed networking used between nodes in AI clusters. NDR InfiniBand and 400G Ethernet are common options for large training fabrics.
Air cooling vs liquid cooling
Air-cooled designs are simpler to deploy; liquid cooling becomes necessary for high-density H200/B200 and MI300X-class platforms with high power per rack.
Frequently asked questions
What AI server should we start with?+
For most companies, the right starting point is an inference or RAG server, not an H100/H200 training cluster. The correct choice depends on model size, number of users, data security and latency requirements.
Can we run ChatGPT-like models locally?+
Yes, but the required hardware depends on the model size, quantization, context length and number of concurrent users. Smaller models can run on inference-class servers, while larger models require high-memory GPUs or multi-GPU platforms.
Why are H100/H200/B200 systems so expensive?+
The cost is driven by GPU memory, HBM bandwidth, interconnect, OEM platform, high-speed networking, power, cooling, warranty and limited availability.
Do you sell servers for training models from scratch?+
Yes, but training from scratch requires a much larger budget than inference or fine-tuning. We recommend starting with a workload assessment.
Can you supply AMD Instinct systems?+
Yes, AMD MI300X/MI325X-class platforms can be considered for memory-heavy workloads. Software compatibility is validated per project.
Are prices fixed?+
No. The prices on the website are indicative. Final pricing depends on configuration, availability, logistics, warranty and destination.
Do you help with installation?+
We can provide configuration documentation, delivery support, and integration planning. On-site services depend on country and partner availability.
Request an AI server configuration
Send us your workload, model size or target use case. We will recommend a realistic configuration and provide an indicative price range — typically within 1 business day.