WiCi One debuts wireless local GPU sharing over Wi-Fi 7
WiCi has announced the WiCi One, a device that lets you share a powerful NVIDIA GPU locally over Wi-Fi 7—no physical cables required. It supports up to an RTX 5090 and can deliver full GPU power for AI tasks, gaming, or video work to multiple laptops or thin clients. The WiCi One appears as a normal GPU to your system. Actual performance on real Wi-Fi networks is still untested.
- Lets multiple devices share one dedicated GPU over Wi-Fi 7
- Supports cards up to NVIDIA RTX 5090, 32GB VRAM
- Device appears as a local GPU or API endpoint
- Claims strong gaming and AI performance in demos
- Actual wireless performance still needs real-world testing
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