Nvidia’s DGX Spark, once called Project Digits, is a tiny AI supercomputer
Built on GB10, is delivers 1000 TOPS and 200B parameter support
Dell, HPE, and Asus will offer GB10-based alternatives with similar performance
Nvidia has announced DGX Spark, a Mac Mini-sized AI supercomputer designed to bring advanced model development and inferencing directly to desktops.
The mini machine was originally called Project Digits and expected to be priced at $3000, but the change of name has caused the figure to skyrocket as it’s now priced at $3999, according to Nvidia’s reservation page.
Built around the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, DGX Spark features a Blackwell GPU with fifth-generation Tensor Cores, FP4 support, and NVLink-C2C, which enables high-bandwidth memory sharing between the GPU and Grace CPU.
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