Nvidia expands local AI lineup with 64GB DGX Spark and Windows DGX Station
Nvidia announced a 64GB DGX Spark arriving October 23 and a Windows DGX Station planned for December, alongside new software for local AI agents.
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Nvidia announced hardware and software updates for running AI locally at GTC Berlin on October 21. The announcements cover RTX Spark laptops, DGX Spark developer systems and DGX Station workstations.
Partner shipments of the 64GB DGX Spark begin October 23. Nvidia said developers can manually configure clusters containing eight DGX Spark machines. Its forthcoming Sync Model Launcher will download compatible models and containers and connect them to OpenCode.
RTX Spark, released October 16, supports personal AI agents on Windows computers. The newly available Underdog app processes models on the device, which Nvidia said keeps user data on the computer. DGX Spark and the existing DGX Station serve developers and enterprise users working on Linux.
Nvidia plans to release Model Launcher later in October and expects Windows DGX Station systems from manufacturing partners in December. The Windows version will support engineering applications and locally running agents. Nvidia also announced forthcoming early access to Cloud Functions on Linux DGX Station, allowing teams to share local model services.
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