UniQ Workstations
The part of our catalog we build ourselves: research and engineering platforms from a micro chassis to a multi-node cluster, each priced configuration a part number you can add to your cart.
The line
Platforms we build
Each platform is a chassis, a board and a thermal envelope. What goes inside is configured per build. Open one to see its base configuration and the choices it offers.
Price for this configuration before licensing, services and shipping. At checkout the catalog price for its part number applies.
Choosing
Which UniQ fits your work
Four questions decide the platform, roughly in this order. Answer them and the rest is configuration. If the answers are not obvious yet, send the workload instead of a parts list and a specialist will work back from it.
Where does it have to live?
The chassis is the first decision and the hardest to change later: a small box on a desk or a cart, a tower under one, or a rackmount in a comms room or a datacenter. It sets the thermal envelope everything else has to fit inside, which is why each platform below states its own chassis and power supply.
Does the memory have to be ECC?
Registered ECC memory needs a socket that carries it, so this question picks the platform rather than an option on it. The consumer sockets in the line say so in their own specification; the workstation and server platforms are registered ECC throughout, and their memory ceilings are far higher as a result.
What class of accelerator, and how many?
A single full-length GeForce card, a professional card with ECC memory, or several of them on a baseboard with an interconnect between them. This drives the chassis, the power supply and the cooling more than any other choice, and it is the one most worth talking through before a configuration is sent.
One machine, or a cluster?
Past a single chassis the build stops being a parts list: fabric, power delivery and cooling become design decisions taken together. Those platforms are scoped per project rather than configured on a page, which is why their estimates read as quoted rather than as a figure.
Price for this configuration before licensing, services and shipping. At checkout the catalog price for its part number applies.
Side by side
The line, compared
Base configurations only: what each platform ships as before anything is changed. “Not stated” means the platform lists nothing on that row; it does not mean the platform lacks it. Each figure is the build the configurator opens at, which is not always the cheapest one it can reach.
| Platform | Processor | Memory | Graphics | Chassis | Base configuration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UniQ HRM4 WorkstationFlagship tower | Intel Core Ultra 9 285K | 32GB DDR5 6400MT/s | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 OC 32GB | Not stated | $7,489.99 |
Price for this configuration before licensing, services and shipping. At checkout the catalog price for its part number applies.
Machines we build ourselves
UniQ Workstations is the part of our catalog we assemble ourselves: a research and engineering line from a micro chassis that fits on a cart to a multi-node accelerator cluster. Each one is configured against the work it has to do instead of picked off a fixed model list.
Naming a processor or an accelerator on these pages describes what goes inside the machine. It is not an endorsement by, or a relationship with, any component manufacturer, and none is claimed anywhere on this site.
Configured by you, priced as a part number
Every published configuration with a price is a catalog product with its own Uniqcli part number. Add it to your cart from the builder or the catalog page. When a configuration includes a quoted component, or when you want licensing, imaging or services on the same order, send it from the builder and a specialist returns a firm quote.
The figures on this page are base-configuration prices: the platform with its default options. The builder adds the difference each option makes, and the catalog lists each part number at the price from its most recent publish.
A quote carries the hardware, the operating-system and application licensing, imaging and standard-build configuration, asset tagging and the warranty as readable lines on one document. NDAA §889 screening is performed on every order, and TAA (FAR 52.225-5) country of origin is verified on request against the specific parts you are buying. That is a screening service, never a blanket certification asserted in advance.
Specify a machine against the work
Bring the workload (model sizes, dataset, seat count, the rack it has to live in) and we scope the platform, the parts and the services around them. A firm, line-item quote follows.