Services
From first conversation
to a running AI system.
GPUwerk helps you decide what to build, test it on public or synthetic inputs, plan the implementation, and then run it on a dedicated Spark, a machine you own or one GPUwerk hosts. Samuel Seidel, the founder, runs the first sessions remotely.
The path
Four steps, each one optional.
1. AI Opportunity Session
Remote scoped intake: use case review, success metrics and pilot acceptance criteria.
See sessions2. Practical AI Workshop
Hands-on and remote, with public or synthetic sample inputs, team alignment and a model shortlist.
Request workshop3. Implementation support
Quoted after intake: deployment runbook, integration plan and admin handoff for team ownership.
Request support4. Run it on GPUwerk
Rent a dedicated Spark by the minute, or move to your own GB10 machine, or any GB10 machine from the store hosted by GPUwerk, chosen after payment.
Rent a SparkWhere it runs
Pick where the system lives.
Rent a dedicated Spark
Dedicated DGX Spark machines in EU-Central, billed per minute.
Rent a dedicated Spark →Private ChatGPT
An open, ChatGPT-class assistant with chat UI and OpenAI-compatible API on a machine only you rent.
Private ChatGPT →Buy a GB10 machine
Every maker's GB10 in one store, shipped from Czechia; the ThinkStation PGX is on sale now.
Buy a GB10 machine →Have GPUwerk host it
Buy any GB10 machine in the store and choose hosting after payment: €29 per month excl. VAT.
Buy a GB10 with hosting →Data protection questions
What GPUwerk can document on GDPR and the EU AI Act for your data protection officer. Not legal advice.
Data protection questions →Implementation
What implementation support covers.
Scope and price are set per project after intake. Typical building blocks, as described on the first engagement and Private ChatGPT pages:
Deployment runbook
How the system is deployed and operated, written down for your team.
Integration plan
Where the model connects to your applications, including what your tools should do when the instance is stopped or busy.
Admin handoff
Documentation and ownership transfer so your team can run it.
Team onboarding
A practical session on prompt patterns, safety guardrails and quality checks.
Governance pack
A lightweight rollout plan: who can use it, who reviews prompts and what the pilot has to show before wider use.
Who it is for
Teams that want a private AI system without guessing.
Teams that are not sure a Spark fits
Scope the workload and define "good enough" before any compute is rented.
Companies replacing shadow AI
Give staff a sanctioned assistant on a dedicated EU machine instead of blocking public tools.
Buyers weighing hardware
Test a rented Spark with public or synthetic inputs first, then decide whether to own one.
FAQ
Questions.
What does an implementation cost?
Implementation support is quoted after intake. The AI Opportunity Session and the Practical AI Workshop have no public price on the site yet; the intake form gets you a proposed starting point by email.
Can I send you my own data?
Not at the evaluation stage. Sessions, workshops and Spark evaluations use public or synthetic inputs. Please leave confidential data out of the intake form.
Do I need to rent a Spark to start?
No. The first step is a remote conversation. A rented Spark is one way to test the workload afterwards, billed per minute from a first top-up where you pay $10 and get $20 in credit.
Is the work done on site?
The sessions and workshops are remote. On-site installation of a purchased machine is possible in Czechia and neighbouring countries by arrangement, and is quoted in writing.
Does this come with an SLA or a performance guarantee?
No. Support terms for managed work are agreed in writing per customer, not sold as a standing SLA, and a session or pilot does not promise a particular benchmark result or production suitability.
Who does the work?
Samuel Seidel, GPUwerk's founder, runs the first-engagement sessions remotely.
Tell GPUwerk what you want to build.
You get a proposed starting point by email.
Use public or synthetic examples and leave confidential data out.