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Local AI Oct 30, 2026

Run LLMs Locally on Linux and Windows (October 2026)

How to install Ollama on Linux and Windows, run a first model, confirm the GPU is being used, and fix the setup errors that stop a first run.

Guides Oct 22, 2026

How to Run Ollama in Docker So the GPU Still Works

Containerize Ollama without losing GPU acceleration: the NVIDIA toolkit setup, the AMD device flags, the volume that keeps your models, and how to check.

Local AI Oct 10, 2026

Why AI Models Need a GPU: A Beginner Explainer (October 2026)

A plain-language walk through parallelism, matrix multiplication, VRAM, memory bandwidth, and why a CPU can run an LLM but rarely fast enough.

Local AI Sep 1, 2026

Best Used GPUs for Local AI in 2026 (September 2026)

The RTX 30 and 40 series cards that still clear current Ollama and llama.cpp floors, what VRAM tier each opens, and which variants are worth the used premium.

Local AI Aug 25, 2026

How much VRAM does a local LLM actually need? (September 2026)

The published GGUF file size is the weights. VRAM use also includes the KV cache, framework overhead, and your context length. The math, walked through.

Local AI Aug 17, 2026

What to Check Before Buying a Used GPU for Local AI

The compute capability, driver and ROCm facts to verify on a second-hand card before it has to run Ollama, llama.cpp or a current CUDA toolkit.

Local AI Aug 16, 2026

Local vs API Cost: Work Out Your Own Crossover Point

There is no single crossover figure. The cost components on each side, the arithmetic shape, and why every price in it carries a date.

Local AI Aug 16, 2026

Running Local LLMs on AMD and Intel GPUs in 2026

AMD's ROCm support splits by card and by OS, Intel archived both of its own LLM libraries this year, and llama.cpp is the path still standing.

Analysis Mar 23, 2026

EU Opens Formal Antitrust Investigation Into NVIDIA's GPU Dominance

Brussels is probing whether NVIDIA bundles GPUs with networking equipment and uses CUDA lock-in to crush competitors. The investigation could take years.

Analysis Feb 3, 2026

DeepSeek's Engram: The Memory Trick That Bypasses GPU Restrictions

China's most innovative AI lab published a technique that lets large language models store knowledge in cheap system RAM instead of expensive GPU memory. It's a direct response to US export controls -- and it works.

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