A wireless eGPU is coming soon! WiCi will sell a GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with 16GB GDDR7 that runs through Wi-Fi 7, but you will actually be paying for an entire PC — a local server by any other name
THE SO WHAT
WiCi’s Wi-Fi 7 “wireless eGPU” is really a small LAN server with an RTX 5060 Ti—another step toward distributed, room-scale compute. For AI and 3D app builders, design assuming users may have one or more local GPU nodes on the network and treat them as first-class execution targets alongside cloud.
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