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Nvidia has significantly boosted the performance of its DGX Spark AI mini PC with a new software update, improving compute-intensive tasks by an average of 2.5x, and is expanding its AI Enterprise suite to support the platform, along with new features like Nsight CUDA, RTX Remix, and robotics integrations. The company also hints at larger Spark clusters in development.
Nvidia's DGX Spark is marketed as the world's smallest AI supercomputer, offering a cost-effective solution with 128 GB of memory and the GB10 SoC, capable of running large models up to 200 billion parameters. While not the fastest GPU, it excels in running models that consumer GPUs can't handle, making it suitable for AI development, fine-tuning, and inference workloads. Its compact size, software ecosystem, and ability to run models beyond typical consumer hardware make it a notable option for AI practitioners, though it faces competition from other small-form-factor systems and Nvidia's own higher-end offerings.
Nvidia's new DGX Spark workstation, powered by the compact GB10 superchip, offers up to a petaFLOP of performance, 128GB of RAM, and high-speed networking, targeting AI and machine learning developers with a starting price of around $3,000, and will be available from October 15.
NVIDIA has announced the shipping of DGX Spark, the world's smallest AI supercomputer, offering petaflop performance and 128GB memory in a compact form factor, aimed at empowering individual developers and research organizations to run advanced AI models locally. The system integrates NVIDIA's full AI platform and is available through various partners worldwide.
NVIDIA unveiled the GB10 SoC at Hot Chips 2025, a compact, high-performance multi-die chip featuring a Blackwell GPU and MediaTek Arm CPU cores, designed for small form factor AI workstations like the DGX Spark. It supports advanced features such as FP4, unified memory, and high bandwidth, enabling powerful AI workloads in a small, efficient package, and exemplifies a successful collaboration between NVIDIA and MediaTek.
NVIDIA's DGX Spark, a compact AI supercomputer delivering 1,000 TOPS, is launching this month with models from ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte, priced at around $4,000, targeting professionals rather than consumers.