Nvidia's Upcoming Personal AI Computers Have a New Name and a High Price

Nvidia's Upcoming Personal AI Computers Have a New Name and a High Price

Project Digits is now officially Nvidia DGX.

During GTC 2025, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang introduced two new “personal AI supercomputers” based on the company's Grace Blackwell platform. These were designed to allow researchers, AI programmers...

Nvidia wants to sell you a personal AI "supercomputer"

Nvidia's DGX machines are designed for running large language models and other "AI" applications on the desktop. Shown off at its keynote were a Mac Mini-size device called the Spark, a motherboard, and a full-size desktop called the Station. As with the graphics cards, though, other manufacturers are developing custom products of their own based on the hardware. — Read the rest The post Nvidia wants to sell you a personal AI "supercomputer" app…

Nvidia announces DGX desktop “personal AI supercomputers”

During Tuesday's Nvidia GTX keynote, CEO Jensen Huang unveiled two "personal AI supercomputers" called DGX Spark and DGX Station, both powered by the Grace Blackwell platform. In a way, they are a new type of AI PC architecture specifically built for running neural networks, and five major PC manufacturers will build the supercomputers. These desktop systems, first previewed as "Project DIGITS" in January, aim to bring AI capabilities to develop…

NVIDIA unveiled the first personal stations to create and train IA/LLM at home: the DGX Spark range. These are performance monsters cut for AI: GB10 Grace Blackwell, a gross power of 1,000 TOPS, 128 GB of RAM. The machine supports LLM up to 200 billion parameters. For the network part, DGX Spark uses ConnectX to ensure high performance between 2 Spark. Storage is classic: 4 TB. On the processor side, there are 20 cores. Other features:4x USB 4 (…

Nvidia announces AI's "personal supercomputers": DGX Spark and DGX Station will allow users to create prototypes, refine and run AI models of different sizes During the GTC 2025, Nvidia announced a new range of "personal supercomputers of AI" powered by the company's Grace Blackwell chip platform. Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of the semiconductor company, unveiled the two new machines, DGX Spark (formerly known as...