Procurement desk / node to site
Memory-first. Procured across the whole compute stack.
TORmem designs disaggregated memory systems. The same engineering team runs procurement for the hardware around them, including servers, GPUs, networking, storage and racks. When a compute block needs on-site power, we coordinate the generation equipment through energy partners.
Built by TORmem
Disaggregated memory systems
Sourced and integrated
Compute, network, storage, racks
Coordinated through partners
On-site power generation
WHO IT'S FOR
Executives & capacity owners
One accountable counterparty for a compute build, with the memory architecture decided up front rather than retrofitted.
Procurement & sourcing teams
Dated benchmarks, exact BOMs and written lead times you can take to an approval committee.
Data center developers
Compute blocks scoped against the power and cooling the site has today, or the generation it will need.
Integrators & NeoClouds
A sourcing route to memory, GPU servers, optics and integrated racks for your own customers.
WHAT WE PROCURE
Each line on a quote says who supplies it. Memory is our own product. Everything else is sourced, configured and validated by the same team, or coordinated with a named partner.
Built by TORmem
- Disaggregated memory appliances
- Memory-centric system architecture
- L10 systems and L11 rack integration
Our patented architecture, specified and supported by the team that designed it.
Sourced and integrated
- GPU and CPU servers from NVIDIA, AMD and Intel platforms and Tier-1 ODMs
- DRAM, NVMe storage and NICs/DPUs
- Switching, optics and transceivers
- Rack-level air and liquid cooling
Configured to the workload, validated and burned in before it ships.
Coordinated through partners
- Gas turbines and gas engines
- Gas and diesel generator packages, 50 Hz and 60 Hz
- Power and engineering for AI-ready sites
Supplied by energy partners. We carry the requirement, documents and timeline so the power arrives with the compute it runs.
Detail on the first two tiers: products, memory architecture and ODM/OEM sourcing.
COMPUTE BLOCKS, NODE TO SITE
Requests arrive at very different sizes. The block you're buying decides what we need from you up front.
- 01 / NODE
A configured system
One GPU, CPU or memory server built to the workload.
We'll ask for
Workload, quantity, target date
- 02 / RACK
An L11 rack
Compute, memory, fabric, storage and cooling, built and validated before it ships.
We'll ask for
Rack power budget (kW), cooling type, site
- 03 / CLUSTER
Racks on one fabric
Multiple racks with shared memory pools and rail-optimized networking.
We'll ask for
GPU count, fabric, facility readiness
- 04 / SITE
Compute plus its power
The cluster and the power to run it, from the grid, on-site generation or both.
We'll ask for
MW requirement, grid status, location, permitting timeline
HOW A REQUEST MOVES
- 01
Requirement
Equipment, quantities or MW, site, timeline, and the approval process you work to.
- 02
Benchmark and options
A dated market benchmark with source count and confidence, plus a primary and an alternate platform path.
- 03
Verify and document
Exact BOM and revision, firmware, condition of any equipment that isn’t new, and the warranty and compliance paperwork.
- 04
Commit and deliver
Commercial terms, logistics, integration, burn-in and acceptance at site.
What lands on your desk
- A written quote with a line-item BOM
- A dated market benchmark for each major line
- Lead times, with named alternates for long-lead parts
- Condition documentation for any equipment that isn’t new
- Warranty, RMA and delivery scope in writing
- One technical and commercial point of contact
START WITH A PROCUREMENT BRIEF
Tell us the categories, quantities or megawatts, the site and the date. We'll come back with options, a benchmark, and what we still need to know.
Power generation equipment is supplied by third-party energy partners. Availability, condition and commercial terms are confirmed for each requirement. Product and company names identify hardware TORmem sources and integrates. They don't imply any partnership, endorsement or authorized-reseller relationship.