Perplexity Launches Local AI Hardware

The new system uses NVIDIA technology to keep your data local. It acts as a private sandbox so your work stays secure and disconnected from the cloud.
You do not have to pay for each token you use. Since the processing happens on your own hardware, you can run as many tasks as you want for free.
This move gives users more control over their AI tools. It is a big step toward making powerful computing available without relying on external servers.
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