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 ...

Now, Project DIGITS has a new name: DGX Spark. That system is accompanied by a new behemoth based on Blackwell Ultra, DGX Station. Project DIGITS Becomes DGX Spark Let's start briefly with the ...

It's a tiny mini-PC that sports a chip known as GB10, which integrates "a high-performance 20-core Arm CPU" and a Blackwell GPU, alongside 128GB of unified memory. The story is that NVIDIA and ...

Originally known as Project DIGITS, the DGX Spark machine uses the scaled-down GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip from NVIDIA. Showcased at CES 2025 and about the size of a mini PC, it was designed to ...

Jensen Huang, the semiconductor company’s founder and CEO, unveiled the two new machines, DGX Spark (previously called Project Digits) and DGX Station, during his keynote on Tuesday. The ...

However, while NVIDIA presents these as entirely new AI computing solutions, DGX Spark is, in reality, a rebranded and updated version of Project DIGITS. DIGITS was originally launched in 2015 as ...

DGX Spark — formerly Project DIGITS — and DGX Station™, a new high-performance NVIDIA Grace Blackwell desktop supercomputer powered by the NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra platform, enable AI ...

We got a first look at the former during CES earlier this year when Huang and company revealed Project Digits. Now known as DGX Spark, NVIDIA is billing the $3,000 device as the world's smallest ...