Razer Unveils Forge AI Dev Workstation for Local AI at CES 2026

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Razer's Forge AI Dev Workstation at CES 2026 targets local AI devs, supporting up to four GPUs and open-source AIKit tools.

Quick Report

At CES 2026, Razer launched the Forge AI Dev Workstation, a high-end system designed for local AI development. The workstation supports up to four professional GPUs (AMD or NVIDIA), workstation-class CPUs, eight DDR5 slots, and multiple SSDs, with industrial-grade cooling and up to 2000 W power.

Razer is targeting AI developers and power users who want to avoid cloud fees and keep data local. The launch also includes AIKit, an open-source toolkit compatible with over 280,000 LLMs, and a partnership with Tenstorrent for portable Thunderbolt AI accelerators. The Forge can be rack-mounted for teams or used as a standalone tower, offering scalable local compute for demanding AI workloads.

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  • TPU
  • Razer AIKit Announcement
  • Tenstorrent Wormhole