The WiCi One external graphics card connects to a computer via Wi-Fi 7 instead of traditional wired interfaces like Thunderbolt or OCuLink. The base model features an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with 16 GB of VRAM and a 4 TB PCIe 5.0 SSD. The company plans to release a version with an RTX 5090 in the future.
To manage latency issues inherent in wireless data transmission, the device uses a proprietary driver that employs caching, data deduplication, and compression. Some requests are processed locally on the host machine to minimize network traffic. The system is designed primarily for local execution of large language models.
The architecture allows multiple devices to access a single GPU simultaneously. WiCi provides Python libraries for AI applications and a standard HTTP API for network access. The integrated SSD stores model weights locally to reduce the volume of data transmitted over the wireless connection.
The device supports gaming applications using Vulkan and Direct3D, though specific performance metrics have not been disclosed. The base model is priced at $2600, with an early-bird price of $2000. A public preview is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026, while the official release date remains unannounced.
