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California-based startup ODINN introduced the OMNIA at CES 2026, a portable AI supercomputer designed to fit in a carry-on sized case. It features 224 GPUs and 86TB of RAM, offering processing power comparable to traditional corporate servers without the need for dedicated cooling infrastructure.

The top model, Infinity Cube, measures 4.2m x 4.2m and can house multiple OMNIA modules, supporting up to 8,960 CPU cores and 43TB of VRAM. The NeuroEdge software layer simplifies hardware management and is compatible with NVIDIA ecosystems and frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow, allowing teams to focus on model training.

While pricing details were not disclosed, the cost for similar high-end equipment can reach tens of millions of dollars. The OMNIA addresses local autonomy for AI needs, amidst increasing privacy regulations. ODINN competes with companies like Cerebras and SambaNova Systems, differentiating itself with its portable design.