In brief
- The server was developed as part of an expanded partnership between Puget Systems and Comino.
- The configuration on display includes an AMD EPYC 9474F processor and eight NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs.
- The system is listed with 8 × 64 GB DDR5-6400 memory and four 2000 W redundant power supplies.
- Puget Systems did not share pricing or sales details for the server in its announcement.
Puget Systems announced its liquid-cooled 4U GPU server, developed in partnership with Comino, on 10 November 2026. The company will showcase the system next week at booth 6104 at Supercomputing 2026, held at McCormick Place in Chicago. The product is being introduced as the first liquid-cooled GPU server to emerge from the companies’ expanded collaboration.
What hardware is in the server on display?
The configuration specified in Puget Systems’ announcement includes an AMD EPYC 9474F processor and eight NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs. The processor is listed at 3.6 GHz with 48 cores. Memory consists of eight 64 GB DDR5-6400 modules, while power is supplied by four 2000 W redundant power supplies.
The server is built in a 4U chassis and uses Comino’s GRANDO liquid-cooling technology. The announcement says the solution is aimed at AI workloads, engineering and simulation applications. Puget Systems will also show other high-performance systems at the event, including a workstation with dual AMD EPYC 9005 processors, an Intel Xeon 6 server with two RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs, and another 4U system that supports up to eight GPUs.
How is the partnership model changing?
Puget Systems says it has expanded its relationship with Comino, which was previously based on reselling Comino-built servers. Under the new model, Puget Systems will complete final assembly at its headquarters in Auburn, Washington, and take on testing, validation and support. According to the company, every system completed through local integration undergoes the same automated stress tests as products at Comino’s headquarters.
The manufacturer says U.S. assembly could shorten delivery times and give customers a single U.S.-based point of contact for support. These are the company’s stated benefits of the partnership; the announcement provides no information about delivery schedules, sales channels in Turkey or the scope of services available from Turkey. Pricing and configuration details were also not shared.
What it means for architecture and visualization teams
A system of this kind, with eight GPUs, stands out as a server option for rendering, visualization and AI workflows that require substantial computing capacity. However, the announcement does not include compatibility tests with architecture software, specific render times or performance comparisons. As a result, the system’s potential contribution to an office’s existing software and workflows cannot be determined from the disclosed hardware specifications alone.
For offices and visualization teams in Turkey, purchasing decisions will depend on supply, installation, technical support and the intended workload, as well as price. The assembly and support model outlined by Puget Systems is U.S.-based; availability and service terms in Turkey have not been announced. It remains to be seen whether further details on these points will emerge after the Supercomputing 2026 showcase.
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By combining high GPU capacity and liquid cooling in a single 4U server, this system could appeal to teams with demanding rendering or compute workloads. But for architecture firms, the hardware list alone is not enough to make an investment decision: actual workloads, software compatibility and total cost should all be considered together.
For users in Turkey, local availability is the biggest open question. The announcement mentions U.S. assembly and support but provides no information on sales, service or pricing in Turkey. After the trade-show showcase, buyers should look for details on regional supply and support terms alongside configuration options.
Frequently asked questions
Which GPUs are in Puget Systems’ new 4U server?
The configuration on display includes eight NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs.
When and where will Puget Systems and Comino’s server be shown?
Puget Systems will showcase the system next week at Supercomputing 2026, held at McCormick Place in Chicago.
Has the server’s price been announced?
No. Puget Systems’ announcement did not provide pricing for the server.
