Renderboxes designs and builds high-end multi-GPU workstations for demanding professional workloads.
Our story
Renderboxes began in 2016 with a clear purpose: to build the high-end multi-GPU workstations the market did not offer. Studios and engineers needed the GPU density of an enterprise server in a machine that could sit beside them and be supported as a workstation.
No established manufacturer offered that combination, so we set out to design it. Renderboxes Ltd was incorporated in November 2018.
Every Renderboxes system is designed in-house. Each design begins with the problems our customers and industry partners describe to us: workloads that outgrow their hardware, systems that are difficult to service, and machines that cannot be placed where the work is done. Those conversations set our engineering priorities. Since 2018 we have designed our own chassis, and in 2021 we introduced our own PCIe daughterboard, where off-the-shelf components could not meet our customers' requirements.
Many workstations are assembled from standard parts to a standard specification. We take each system further, through the chassis, the cooling and the overall system design, until it sustains its full performance under continuous load. The result is a workstation that delivers more of what its components are capable of, for longer.
We are a specialist British manufacturer. We design, build and support every system ourselves, and our customers deal directly with the people who engineer their machines.
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2016
Renderboxes begins.
2017
The Molecule: seven GPUs and dual Intel Xeon CPUs, bridging enterprise servers and high GPU counts for small studios.
2018
An improved, liquid-cooled Molecule in our first in-house chassis. Renderboxes Ltd incorporated in November.
2019
Air cooling re-engineered for dense GPU configurations that stay quiet beside the desk.
2020
The Nano achieved a world first by decoupling multi-GPU from the motherboard, cooling GPUs and CPU independently.
2021
Molecule revision 3 on AMD Threadripper PRO, and our PCIe daughterboard introduced for the Nano.
2022
Revision 4 of the Nano and Molecule, and the Molecule Air, developed with DOP Brett Danton and WPP.
2023
The Molecule Air XL, the Photon, 96-core Threadripper and rack-mount form factors.
2024
The Electron introduced on AMD Ryzen 9. Renderboxes became an AMD Certified Workstation Integrator.
2025
Nano Pro and a redesigned Molecule Air on dual AMD EPYC.
Multi-GPU performance in machines designed to sit beside the people who use them.
Chassis, cooling and PCIe daughterboard designed in-house.
Customers deal directly with the people who engineer their machines.
Tell us what you’re working on — we’ll design the right Renderboxes system for it.
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