Sycom (サイコム) has introduced the Lepton Twin GPU Edition, a new line of AI development workstations f...
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Product launch is incremental for the AI infrastructure hardware segment, confirming the trend of local AI workstations without introducing structural changes.
Sycom (サイコム) has introduced the Lepton Twin GPU Edition, a new line of AI development workstations featuring dual NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Workstation Edition 32GB GPUs as standard. The series includes three platforms: the Lepton WS4100TRX50A Twin GPU Edition with AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000, the Lepton WS3600Z890i Twin GPU Edition with Intel Z890, and the Lepton WS3600X870A Twin GPU Edition with AMD X870. Pricing starts at 1,882,560 yen including tax, and orders are available through Sycom's product pages.
The systems are designed for AI and LLM development, RAG, deep learning, image generation, and data science workloads, leveraging high-capacity VRAM and GPU parallel processing. Sycom includes a custom twin-GPU video card stay for stable dual-card configurations, and supports alternative GPU options such as the RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell 24GB, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q 96GB, or dual GeForce RTX 50-series cards. Cooling is handled by a custom 360mm Asetek liquid cooler with Noctua fans, paired with a 1300W Inwin power supply certified 80PLUS PLATINUM, while the HAVN BF 360 Flow case provides high airflow and cable management.
This launch underscores the growing demand for on-premises AI workstations that enable local model training and inference without relying on cloud GPU clusters, particularly for developers and researchers who need large VRAM capacities and data privacy. The dual-GPU configuration with 64GB VRAM standard positions these systems as a cost-effective alternative for teams experimenting with smaller models or fine-tuning tasks, potentially reducing their dependence on hyperscaler compute.