WiCi One shares RTX 5090 wirelessly over Wi-Fi 7 for $2,599

WiCi One comes from the minds behind the Vincross Hexa robot and the Sequoia-backed Vesta Sleep, and it arrives as centralized, shared computing solutions are gaining popularity. The device is a fully enclosed box that houses standard GPUs; the 5060 Ti edition pairs with an Intel Core 3 100U and 1 TB of storage, while the 5090 edition uses a Core Ultra 7 255H and 4 TB. WiCi says the 5090 model can turn that 4 TB of NVMe into working VRAM through TurboStream weight paging, part of a Unified Hierarchical Memory approach.

WiCi presents the WiCi One in three modes: Driver mode, where it appears as a standard local GPU to macOS, Windows or Linux; SDK mode with Python, JavaScript and Swift; and API mode as an OpenAI-compatible endpoint that existing clients can call with zero code changes. The company lists token rates for trillion-parameter models and gaming numbers, but the article notes these are demos measured on the 5090 edition.

The main caveat is the wireless interface itself. Unlike an eGPU over USB or OcuLink, WiCi One carries compute over Wi-Fi 7 at 4x4 MIMO and a 320 MHz band, using WiCi's own protocols to mitigate wireless drawbacks. Whether that holds up in real-world use is likely to hinge on independent testing, since the article says the solution remains to be tested in an actual test environment.