Get the new mini PC at Nvidia.com or third-party retailers starting starting Oct. 15.
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It’s not a consumer desktop, but Nvidia’s foray into an AI developer-focused mini PC is finally ready to launch. After starting preorders earlier this year, Nvidia will begin selling the DGX Spark on Wednesday, Oct. 15, through Nvidia.com and select third-party retailers.
The 2.6-pound product looks an awful lot like a mini PC, but it’s more of an AI training workhorse than a general-purpose computer. Instead of Windows, the product runs Nvidia’s DGX OS, the company’s custom version of Ubuntu Linux, which has been configured with AI software.
At Computex, we saw other vendors, including Asus, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, Lenovo, and MSI, showing off their own takes on the DGX Spark.
