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ποΈ MACROSLOW Home Lab Guide 2025: 3 Home Server Builds β Minimalist DUNES, Chimera GH200, Glastonbury Medical
Welcome to the MACROSLOW Home Lab Guide 2025, a 10-page blueprint for hobbyists, developers, and healthcare professionals to build three scalable 2048-AES-secured home servers inspired by supercomputers like Colossus 2. Powered by PROJECT DUNES and WebXOS, these systems scale from low-end legacy hardware to high-performance NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips, all using MAML (Markdown as Medium Language) for executable, encrypted workflows.
π The 3 Home Server Builds
1. Minimalist DUNES 2048 SDK (~$200β$500)
- Target: Entry-level quantum/AI experimentation on older or low-end systems.
- Core: Legacy NVIDIA GPUs (GTX 1060+) or Jetson Nano + Raspberry Pi 4.
- Use Case: Simulating 2β8 qubit quantum circuits, lightweight AI, IoT prototyping.
- Features: DUNES SDK with Qiskit-Aer, PyTorch CPU fallback, MAML on old hardware.
2. Chimera 2048-AES SDK + GH200 Overclock (~$5Kβ$15K+)
- Target: Max-capability AI/HPC homelab with supercomputer-grade performance.
- Core: NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper (72 Arm cores + H100 GPU, 96GB HBM3e, NVLink-C2C).
- Use Case: Training 70B+ LLMs, quantum-classical hybrid sims, real-time inference.
- Features: Overclocked CUDA, 8TB/s coherent bandwidth, Colossus 2-inspired clustering.
3. Glastonbury Medical 2048 SDK (~$1Kβ$3K)
- Target: Secure, local healthcare data processing for small clinics, physicians, and home health labs.
- Core: Jetson AGX Orin or RTX 4000 + encrypted NVMe RAID + Pi 5 cluster.
- Use Case: HIPAA-compliant medical imaging, patient data fusion, AI diagnostics.
- Features: 2048-AES encryption, MAML medical workflows, BELUGA Agent for wearables.
π― Guide Scope
- Hardware: From 3D-printed cases to 4U rackmounts, NVLink clustering, 10GbE networking.
- Software: Unified DUNES/MAML stack across all 3 builds.
- Settings: Home labs, professional offices, small medical practices.
- Real-Time: Local inference, edge AI, secure data pipelines.
π Why MACROSLOW 2025?
- Supercomputer DNA: Scales Colossus 2βs 200K GPU architecture to 1β4 nodes.
- Universal SDK: All 3 builds use DUNES 2048, Chimera, or Glastonbury SDK variants.
- Quantum-Ready: Qiskit + CUDA for hybrid quantum-classical workloads.
- Secure by Default: 2048-bit AES-equivalent encryption in every workflow.
π Guide Structure
- Page 2: Hardware Requirements (All 3 Builds)
- Page 3: Software Stack Overview
- Page 4: Assembly & Rackmount Guide
- Page 5: Installation & Networking
- Page 6: SDK Setup (DUNES/Chimera/Glastonbury)
- Page 7: Edge & Medical IoT (Pi + BELUGA)
- Page 8: Monitoring & Optimization
- Page 9: Use Cases & Testing
- Page 10: Troubleshooting & Scaling
π οΈ Prerequisites
- Linux/Python basics
- NVIDIA developer account
- Screwdrivers, thermal paste, Cat6/10GbE cables
π Join the DUNES Movement
Contribute at github.com/webxos/dunes
Contact: [email protected]
Copyright: Β© 2025 Webxos Technologies. MIT License.
From Legacy to GH200 β Build Your Future with MACROSLOW 2025! ποΈ
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