Custom AI servers & GPU workstations

Custom AI servers, built for your workload.

Kentino builds custom AI servers and GPU workstations tuned to your exact pipeline — AI video generation, model training, rendering and inference. You choose the GPUs, memory and cooling; we assemble, test and ship. No bottlenecks, no limits.

Custom Kentino AI server with multiple GPUs for video generation, model training and rendering
AI video generation LLM training & fine-tuning Image & diffusion models 3D rendering & VFX High-throughput inference
ISO 9001 Certified 7+ years in Enterprise AI EU-based warehouse Warranty & support
Best custom AI systems · 2026

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Ready-to-ship builds engineered for high-performance computing.

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Built for your task

One platform, tuned to what you actually run

Every build starts from the workload. Pick your task — we spec the GPUs, VRAM, interconnect and cooling around it.

AI video generation

Wan, SVD, diffusion video at scale. High VRAM, fast storage, sustained throughput.

LLM training & fine-tuning

Multi-GPU nodes with NVLink/HBM for training and fine-tuning large models.

Image & diffusion models

Stable Diffusion, Flux and beyond — optimized for batch image generation.

3D rendering & VFX

GPU render farms and workstations for animation, viz and visual effects.

High-throughput inference

Low-latency, high-concurrency serving for RAG, agents and production APIs.

HPC & simulation

Scientific compute and engineering simulation with massive parallel throughput.

How we work

From brief to shipped in four steps

A transparent, engineer-led process — no guesswork, no generic boxes.

Brief

Tell us the workload, models, budget and constraints. We translate it into requirements.

Configure

We spec GPUs, memory, storage, interconnect and cooling for your exact task.

Build & test

Assembled in the EU, burn-in tested and benchmarked against your workload.

Ship & support

Delivered ready to run, with warranty and optional hosting across 9+ locations.

Custom performance, unbeatable value

Bespoke builds. Better ROI.

We engineer AI servers that are significantly more cost-effective than off-the-shelf solutions. Every unit is tailored to your computational needs and budget.

Need a consultation?

Tell us your workload. We'll spec the machine.

Our engineers answer questions 24/7 and turn requirements into a build. No obligation.

Trusted by teams across Europe

What our clients say

★★★★★

Kentino built us a 4-GPU node for video generation that outperformed our cloud spend in three months. Dialed-in exactly to our pipeline.

Studio lead · VFX & motion
★★★★★

Engineers who actually understand training workloads. The build was tested against our models before it shipped.

ML engineer · AI startup
★★★★★

Fast quotes, EU warranty, and hardware that just runs 24/7. Our go-to for AI infrastructure.

CTO · Data platform

★ 4.6/5 on Google · verified reviews

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What is a custom AI server?
A server engineered around a specific workload — the GPUs, memory, storage, interconnect and cooling are chosen for exactly what you run, instead of a one-size-fits-all box.
Which tasks do you build servers for?
AI video generation, LLM training and fine-tuning, image/diffusion models, 3D rendering and VFX, high-throughput inference, and HPC/simulation.
Do you ship across the EU?
Yes. Kentino is EU-based with an EU warehouse, EU pricing and warranty, plus optional hosting across 9+ global locations.
How does the process work?
Brief, configure, build & test, ship. We translate your requirements into a spec, assemble and benchmark it against your workload, then deliver it ready to run.
Is custom cheaper than off-the-shelf?
Usually yes, because nothing is over-specced. You pay for the performance your workload needs, which typically improves performance-per-euro versus standard configurations.