Workload
Models, software, data volume, user count, and continuous run time.

GPU server selection and procurement
EudTech helps research units, enterprises, and public-sector teams confirm the workload, system type, GPU, power, cooling, and procurement terms. The result is a configuration and quote request that reviewers can check.
Choose your procurement stage
Choose one route. You do not need to read every guide before contacting EudTech.
Need help choosing
Share the model, software, user count, run time, site, and budget range. EudTech first confirms whether a workstation or a server fits.
Start a selection discussionAlready know the rough specification
Choose a server, rackable workstation, desktop workstation, or integration kit, then set the GPU, CPU, memory, and storage.
Open configuratorPreparing procurement documents
Download manufacturer datasheets and guides. Review cooling, service, monitoring, power redundancy and conformity evidence to define verifiable requirements and acceptance terms.
View reference and manufacturer documentsMost-used guides
H200 vs RTX PRO 6000: compare dense AI training and HPC server deployment with local AI inference and workstation deployment, then open the matching configurator for a Taiwan quote-ready configuration.
Open guidePlan an NVIDIA H200 server quote for AI training, HPC, or inference. EudTech confirms current availability, price, and delivery only after GPU count, CPU, memory, storage, power, cooling, and networking are defined.
Open guidePlan liquid-cooled AI server procurement around GPU density, sustained workloads, rack deployment, power capacity, and quote-ready configuration details.
Open guidePrepare Taiwan public-sector GPU server procurement discussions with clear workload, configuration, quote, delivery, warranty, and review assumptions.
Open guideA GPU model alone does not determine the right system. These four items set the configuration, the quote, and the acceptance scope.
Source: official Comino product and technical documentation
Models, software, data volume, user count, and continuous run time.
Deskside or rack, power, cooling, noise, network, and handling limits.
Budget, availability, lead time, installation, warranty, payment, and required documents.
Hardware identification, stress tests, temperatures, error logs, and the agreed workload.
These topic pages cover specific search and procurement needs. Start with the three routes above unless you need a particular subject.
The first discussion confirms the missing information, candidate platforms, and site constraints, then sets the next configuration or quote step.