NVIDIA Makes DGX Spark More Accessible With A New 64 GB Model
The cut-down model keeps the same GB10 chip and software stack while giving buyers a lower-cost option as memory prices climb, Nvidia said.
- Nvidia is expanding its DGX Spark personal AI supercomputer line with a new 64GB configuration, launching Friday, Oct. 23, exclusively through partners including Acer and Dell at $4,999.
- Skyrocketing memory costs forced Nvidia to raise the 128GB DGX Spark price to $6,950, a nearly 75 percent increase from last year, necessitating this more affordable tier.
- The system retains the same GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip and 20-core MediaTek processor, allowing users to run models with up to 100 billion parameters entirely on-device without cloud dependency.
- Nvidia will release the NVIDIA Sync Model Launcher later this month to simplify cluster configurations, with every unit featuring a built-in ConnectX-7 network interface for seamless scaling.
- Competition is emerging from AMD's newly launched Gorgon Halo SoCs, which offer memory capacities ranging from around 32 GB to 192 GB, challenging Nvidia's market positioning.
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NVIDIA prepares a new configuration of the mini supercomputer for the AI: the memory is halved, but the price remains anchored to 4.999 dollars.
NVIDIA declines its mini-supercomputer DGX Spark in a new version equipped with 64 GB of unified memory. Commercialized from 23 October at several manufacturers, it will be able to operate in pairs thanks to a new tool capable of automatically creating a local cluster.
For developers and researchers who want to run AI models directly on their own hardware without cloud dependence, NVIDIA has made a critical move. The company officially announced the NVIDIA DGX Spark 64 GB, the newest member of its series positioned as a personal AI supercomputer. Based on the Grace Blackwell architecture, this compact system is available from Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, and MSI […]
NVIDIA opens a cheaper entrance door to its line of desk AI supercomputers. On October 2, 2026 the company presented a 64GB configuration of the NVIDIA DGX Spark AI system, the smallest and cheapest version of the original 128GB model, designed for those who want to run complex AI models without renting [...]
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