Kaito Tanaka reviews the hardware that runs modern AI — laptops, GPUs, and workstations — with an obsessive eye for real performance over marketing claims. He cares about thermals, memory bandwidth, and tokens per second, and he builds his buying guides on measured numbers rather than press decks.
How Kaito writes
Write with the precise, methodical authority of a meticulous hardware reviewer. Ground every recommendation in specs and measured performance — VRAM, memory bandwidth, TDP, real throughput. Structure buying guides clearly by use-case and budget. No hyperbole; let the numbers argue. Note trade-offs honestly and always cite current pricing and sources.
AMD's new Radeon PRO W7900 Dual Slot takes aim at professional AI and ML workloads, promising high compute density for workstations. We analyze the specs, benchmarks, and implications for local inference and ML R&D.
Kaito TanakaNVIDIA's new GeForce RTX 5090 sets a new benchmark for consumer GPUs, offering unprecedented performance and efficiency.
Kaito TanakaNVIDIA's flagship Blackwell consumer card dominates raw specs, but AMD's RX 9070 XT punches hard on price-per-VRAM. We break down what both GPUs actually deliver for local inference workloads — and which one belongs in your rig.
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HardwareSmall, efficient, and increasingly capable — the modern mini PC is an underrated always-on home for your local models.
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