The Olares One arrives following a successful $2.34 million Kickstarter campaign, signaling consumer appetite for hardware-based privacy. At its core, the device utilizes an NVIDIA RTX 5090M GPU paired with an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor to manage local AI models and always-on agents. This architecture allows users to perform complex tasks—such as document analysis, visual asset generation, and research automation—directly on their own hardware rather than relying on external cloud infrastructure.

Founder Peng Peng emphasized that the product serves as a response to Europe’s shifting regulatory environment. By offering a fully auditable, open-source operating system, the company intends to position itself as a trustworthy alternative to mainstream AI providers. Attendees can view the hardware in action at Hall H5.2, Stand 454, where the company plans to demonstrate its ecosystem of secure, sandboxed applications.