- The NVIDIA Spark DGX, formerly called Project Digits, is a tiny IA supercomputer
- Built on GB10, is provided 1000 tops and support for 200B settings
- Dell, Hpe and Asus will offer alternatives based on GB 10 with similar performance
NVIDIA announced DGX Spark, an AI mac size AI mac supercomputer designed to provide advanced development and inference directly to desktop computers.
The mini machine was originally called Digits of the project and should be a price of $ 3,000, but the name change has caused a surge because it is now at a price of $ 3,999, depending on the NVIDIA booking page.
Built around the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, DGX Spark offers a Blackwell GPU with fifth generation tensor nuclei, an FP4 and NVLink-C2C support, which allows the sharing of a large strip memory between the GPU and Grace CPU.
OEM alternatives
The system offers up to 1,000 billions of operations per second from the AI calculation power and supports models with up to 200 billion parameters. It is designed to manage demanding AI work flows such as fine setting, inference and prototyping without counting entirely on an external infrastructure.
DGX Spark includes 128 GB of unified memory LPDDR5X and up to 4 TB of SSD NVME storage, and offers performance previously limited to data centers. It is intended for developers, researchers, data scientists and students working with more and more complex AI models, so it is not something that most people will need.
“The AI has transformed all the layers of the computer battery. It is satisfied with a new class of computers would emerge-designed for the AI-Native developers and execute AI-Native applications, “said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia.
“With these new DGX Personal AI computers, AI can extend from Cloud Services to Office and Board Applications.”
Some of Nvidia’s OEM partners are launching office AI systems based on the same GB10 architecture.
The Pro Max de Dell with GB10 is part of the wider portfolio of the company’s work station, connecting to the Dell AI factory with NVIDIA to give developers an easy path to the development of the point of place to deploy.
Another entry ZGX Nano AI station, offering comparable capacities for developers who want performance and scalability without full server infrastructure.
Asus also introduced its Super Computer GB10 AI, the GX10 ascent. Price details have not yet been confirmed, but Nvidia lists him on his DGX Spark pre -order page where he says that the GX10 will cost $ 2999 and will be delivered with 1 TB of storage.
