Tiny Corp drops Nvidia GPUs from Tinybox configurator, raises AMD build price to $22,000

Tiny Corp has discontinued Nvidia GPU options from its Tinybox workstation configurator, making its lineup exclusively AMD-based. The company has also increased the price of its six-GPU Radeon AI Pro R9700 build by $3,000, bringing the new starting price to $22,000. While Nvidia-based systems remain available in limited configurations, their pricing has risen sharply.

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Published Oct 27, 20263 min read

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Tiny Corp shifts to AMD-exclusive GPU configurations

Tiny Corp has removed all Nvidia GPU options from its Tinybox configurator, making its workstation lineup exclusive to AMD hardware. The change was first noticed on October 26, when the company’s configuration tool no longer listed Nvidia-based builds for new orders.

The six-GPU Radeon AI Pro R9700 build, which previously cost $19,000, now starts at $22,000—a $3,000 increase. A four-card version with 128GB of GPU memory is priced at $17,000.

According to TechRadar, the price adjustment follows Tiny Corp’s addition of the six-GPU R9700 build on October 13. The company later raised the price of each Radeon AI Pro R9700 card from $2,000 to $2,500 on October 23, nearly doubling AMD’s official retail price of $1,299.

Nvidia options disappear amid pricing shifts

Nvidia-based configurations have been progressively removed from Tiny Corp’s offerings. On October 11, RTX 5090 options were dropped from the configurator, with a commit message stating, "rtx5090s aren’t made anymore." By October 21, RTX 6000 options were marked out of stock.

However, Nvidia’s Jeff Fisher clarified that the RTX 5090 "has not been discontinued."

Despite the removal from the configurator, Tiny Corp’s Shopify store still lists the Tinybox Green v2 with four RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell cards at $91,000—up 40% from its May price of $65,000. The system is available for made-to-order purchases with a two-to-eight-week lead time.

Hardware constraints and market context

The Radeon AI Pro R9700 cards in Tiny Corp’s builds are capped at 225W each, despite their 300W board power rating. This limitation is likely to avoid exceeding the Tinybox’s 1,700W power supply capacity. Each card features 32GB of GDDR6 memory and 640GB/s of bandwidth.

Tiny Corp’s earlier AMD-based Tinybox faced challenges in 2024 due to unstable firmware, leading the company to pivot to Nvidia hardware. At the time, Tiny Corp advised customers that if they wanted a "it just works" experience, they should "buy green." The shift back to AMD suggests a strategic or supply-driven reversal.

The first Tinybox, a $15,000 system with six Radeon RX 7900 XTX cards, received 583 preorders in 2024, indicating strong demand for high-performance GPU workstations.

What this means

Lazyfounder analysis — our interpretation, not reported fact.

Tiny Corp’s decision to drop Nvidia GPUs from its configurator and raise prices on AMD-based builds signals a strategic shift—whether driven by supply constraints, partnerships, or market positioning. For founders and operators building AI or high-performance computing workloads, this move highlights the volatility in GPU pricing and availability. It also underscores the growing importance of AMD as a viable alternative in the AI hardware space, particularly as demand for high-memory GPU configurations continues to rise. The price hikes may pressure competitors or resellers to adjust their own pricing, particularly in segments where Tiny Corp’s offerings target developers and researchers.

Sources

TechRadar · 2026-10-26
You can't currently order a Tinybox with Nvidia GPUs — and Tiny Corp's new 192GB six-GPU AMD build just got $3,000 pricier

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