ASUS Showcases ProArt PCs Powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark at IFA 2026
The compact desktop is built for local agentic AI and can use up to 128 GB of unified memory, Acer said.
- At the IFA 2026 conference in Berlin, ASUS and Acer unveiled a new lineup of laptops and mini PCs powered by the NVIDIA RTX Spark superchip, targeting professional AI-centric workflows.
- The NVIDIA RTX Spark, a "superchip" unveiled earlier this summer, enables up to 1 petaflop of computing power and up to 128 GB of unified memory for running demanding AI workloads locally.
- ASUS introduced its ProArt P16 and P14 laptops alongside the compact ProArt GR1X mini PC, while Acer showcased the Acer SFF RTX Spark desktop designed for sustained 24/7 operation.
- These devices bring "agentic AI" capabilities to local hardware, enabling high-demand generative AI tasks and 3D rendering to run directly on machines, improving data privacy by eliminating cloud reliance.
- While ASUS showcased its new hardware for immediate media demonstrations in Berlin, Acer confirmed its compact desktop design should be available in North America during the final quarter of 2026.
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ASUS Showcases ProArt PCs Powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark at IFA 2026
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Three months after MSI, ASUS, Microsoft, Dell and Lenovo, Acer also decided to announce a machine based on the NVIDIA RTX Spark chip. However, it is not a portable PC, but, as some rumours had suggested, a concept of mini-PC.
Announced at Computex, the ProArt P14 is one of the first machines equipped with a Nvidia RTX Spark chip. Three months after a relatively brief presentation, ASUS finally allows us to detail the precise configuration of the device.
NVIDIA has not even really launched its first portable PCs based on its new RTX Spark platform that the first productions would already be sold in full. According to information from Taiwan, ASUS and MSI have sold to their distribution networks all of their first production of machines equipped with the new SoC N1 and N1x developed jointly by NVIDIA and MediaTek. 100,000 chips for ASUS and MSI According to Investor.com.tw, NVIDIA has attributed …
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