Supercomputers were once beasts, even by PC standards -- massive room-filling things that cost a fortune. Now, a much smaller supercomputer has arrived.

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The Energy Department has signed a billion-dollar deal to construct multiple supercomputers that will be used to unlock ...

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The small-but-mighty Spark can handle sophisticated AI models and still fit on your desk. The small-but-mighty Spark can handle sophisticated AI models and still fit on your desk. is a London-based ...

CEO Huang says DGX Spark is "placing an AI computer in the hands of every developer to ignite the next wave of breakthroughs.” Nvidia DGX Spark. Image: Nvidia Nvidia has big news to share with the ...

No, your new “AI PC” or “Copilot+ PC” is not great at running AI—at least, not with any amount of compute that matters. The real artificial intelligence is being processed behind the closed doors of ...

The wait is over: Nvidia is set to start shipping its Blackwell-powered desktop supercomputer. DGX Spark was teased at CES under the name Project Digits before being officially unveiled at the chip ...

Nvidia's (NVDA) tiniest supercomputer officially hits the market on Wednesday. The DGX Spark, which Nvidia said offers data center-class performance, packs the company's GB10 Grace Blackwell superchip ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA's DGX Spark, named TIME's Best Invention of 2025, is a compact desktop AI supercomputer delivering 1 petaFLOP performance with the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip. Designed for AI ...

The proponents of artificial intelligence described in “AI Doom? No Problem” (Review, Oct. 4) ignore the critical and ultimately determinative advantages of biologically based human computing. One is ...