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Olares will show its Olares One personal AI device at IFA Berlin 2026 from September 4 to 8, with local AI processing and an open source operating system.
Olares announced in a press release that Olares One will make its European debut at IFA Berlin 2026 from September 4 to 8. The company will show the personal AI cloud device in hall H5.2, stand 454.
Olares One combines local AI hardware with an open source operating system. The device includes an NVIDIA RTX 5090M GPU and an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor, and is designed to run local models and always on agents on the user desktop.
The company said the system can analyze sensitive documents, generate visual assets, and automate multi step research without storing data on third party servers. Olares also said the product follows a Kickstarter campaign that raised $2.34 million in January.
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