DGX Spark is a tiny 1.2kg mini PC powered by a 20-core ARM processor and Grace Blackwell graphics chip. It runs on custom Linux and is designed to run Nvidia tools for rendering models and large language models (LLMs). It includes 128 GB memory and 4 TB storage, and artificial intelligence performance reaches 1 petaflop; This is much higher than a traditional PC but lower than the same RTX 5090. Energy consumption is only 240 W.
The computer costs about $4,000. Its target audience is developers, students and enthusiasts. Nvidia doesn’t expect ordinary people to buy the DGX Spark for daily use, let alone gaming: the device is designed for training and working with artificial intelligence models.
Manufacturers such as Acer, Asus, Lenovo and Dell are currently preparing DGX Spark versions.
Source: Ferra
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