tiny corp's new tinybox starts at $7,000 and is configurable

tiny corp is selling a new tinybox that the buyer configures, with a starting price of $7,000. The product page calls it “a computer for deep learning” and says it is “configured by you.” The page’s own description says “From $7,000.” On 8 October 2026 the company account posted: “Meet the new tinybox. Configurable. Starting at $7,000.”

Configurable means a short menu of parts. The page defaults to G4 on PCIe 4: a water-cooled 32-core EPYC, 32 GB of DDR4, a 1 TB boot SSD, a 1700 W supply, noise stated as under 50 dB, a server board with a BMC, and up to four full-fabric PCIe GPU slots. The configurator script prices the choices in US dollars.

The two platforms are G4 and G5. G4 is DDR4, an EPYC processor, and PCIe 4. Its listed prices are $7,000 with 32 GB and $10,000 with 128 GB. G5 is DDR5, a Genoa processor, and PCIe 5. Its listed prices are $12,000 with 32 GB and $20,000 with 192 GB. The script shows 32 GB as included, 128 GB as $3,000 more on G4, and 192 GB as $8,000 more on G5. Extra storage is none, a 4 TB RAID for $2,000, or a 16 TB RAID for $6,000. The boot drive stays 1 TB. GPU choices in the script are none, four AMD 9070 XT cards listed at an added $4,000, one NVIDIA RTX 6000 at an added $19,000, or two RTX 6000 cards at an added $38,000. Those add-on prices sit on top of the platform price.

A second post that morning describes a machine used for tinygrad development: “G5/192/4TB with a 4090, a 7900 XTX, and a 9070 XT.” The G5, 192 GB, and 4 TB match configurator options. The script’s NVIDIA card is the RTX 6000, and it does not list a 4090 or a 7900 XTX. That sentence is a computer in use, not a catalog line.

The tinygrad docs say tinyboxes are used heavily in tinygrad’s continuous integration and are the best tested platform for tinygrad. They say the default image ships with tinygrad and PyTorch, and that the owner can train and run inference with whatever framework they install. That page still describes earlier fixed models, with different GPU counts from this configurator.

Each box is made to order and ships in 1 to 8 weeks. Payment is bank transfer or wire, due within 5 days of confirmation. Shipping is insured UPS to countries shown at checkout. The buyer pays taxes and, outside the United States, duties and VAT. A return within 30 days carries a 20% restocking fee.

The NVIDIA note is the page’s own wording. “NVIDIA may require a KYC/compliance form, including your intended use and the address where the GPUs will be used. Due to US regulations, we may not be able to ship NVIDIA GPUs to all countries.” That sentence applies to the NVIDIA options. The AMD 9070 XT option and the no-GPU option do not carry it on the page.

The $7,000 price is the G4 with 32 GB, no extra storage, and no GPUs. A G5 platform, more memory, RAID, or an RTX 6000 adds the amounts in the script. The ship window and the NVIDIA form are part of the order.