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The OmniSci Free install is for Linux. Want to run OmniSci on your Mac? Check out our Mac Preview.

OmniSci Free supports up to 3 active user sessions at a given time, although you can create as many users as you want. Need more? Contact us to discuss our Enterprise License , or pay by the hour on AWS.

OmniSci Free allows the usage of 1 GPU. Need more? Contact us to discuss our Enterprise License , or pay by the hour on AWS.

OmniSci Free supports up to 32 GB of GPU memory and up to 32 GB of CPU memory. Need more? Contact us to discuss our Enterprise License , or pay by the hour on AWS.

A high-performance analytical SQL engine (OmniSciDB) that runs in production at our largest customers, and offers millisecond query response times on multi-billion row datasets. A next-generation data visualization solution in OmniSci Immerse, that you can use to build no-code dashboards over multi-billion row datasets, and includes advanced features like spatiotemporal cohort analytics and integration with the OmniSci Rendering Engine to enable granular visualization of billions of geospatial features. Deep data science integration with the OmniSci Data Science Toolkit, all out of the box. A thriving community of OmniSci users and enthusiasts on our community forums. All for no charge.

While GPUs are not required to run OmniSci, we really recommend GPU infrastructure for OmniSci Free to get the most optimal and complete experience possible with OmniSci today. You can start small though, with single GPU instances in the cloud, using our AWS marketplace images. If you're okay living without some of the key GPU-enabled OmniSci features including our GPU-rendered geocharts, you can run OmniSci quite well on your Mac with our Mac Preview, or on any CPU server or workstation with at least 8GB RAM.

Start by choosing the install package that works best with your setup and then follow our documentation.