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Local AI models, inference engines, and AI services running on home hardware. Covers tools like Ollama and LM Studio — what models they support, hardware requirements, GPU vs CPU inference, and integration with Home Assistant automations.
Physical and wireless network infrastructure for your home. Covers Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet, and the mesh radio layers used by Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread, and Bluetooth device networks.
Application and integration protocols that connect devices, services, and automations. Covers MQTT, HTTP/REST, Matter, and device-level wireless protocols like Zigbee and Z-Wave.
Physical server hardware running home automation workloads. Covers home lab servers, NAS appliances, web servers, and the machines that host Home Assistant and supporting services.
A homelab server is the always-on foundation for Home Assistant, containers, storage workflows, and the surrounding services a serious automation stack depends on.
