NVIDIA PAIR
NVIDIA's free, open-source Personal AI Router that pools networked PCs to run local AI models on your own hardware.
API
Available
Mobile App
No
Users
Growing
Free tier
Free and open source; runs on your own hardware
Integrations
Key Features
- Pools compute across networked PCs
- Free and open source
- Supports llama.cpp and Hugging Face models
- Runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS
- Out of beta
Overview
NVIDIA PAIR (Personal AI Router) is a free, open-source tool that turns a group of networked PCs into a shared pool for running local AI models. Instead of buying new hardware, you point PAIR at the machines you already have and let it distribute inference across them.
Key Features
- Compute pooling: Combines the GPUs of several computers on a network into one local cluster.
- Open source: The project is free to use, inspect, and modify.
- Model support: Works with llama.cpp and downloads models from Hugging Face.
- Cross-platform: Runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
- Out of beta: Graduated from beta and available to all users.
Use Cases
- Running large local models without buying a dedicated workstation
- Combining older machines into one usable inference cluster
- Keeping AI workloads on your own network for privacy
- Experimenting with open models on consumer hardware
- Sharing compute across a small team or household
Pricing
- Free: Available at no cost as open-source software; you supply the hardware.
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