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[ Gearbest Technology News]On June 1, Nvidia announced the DGX Spark notebook and desktop product roadmap at the 2026 Taipei International Computer Show, confirming that at least two generations of related platforms will be launched in the future. In addition to the first-generation Grace Blackwell RTX Spark chip, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said that Spark chips will continue to be added to each subsequent generation of platforms.
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Following this route, the next generation will be the Vera Rubin combination, equipped with LPDDR6 memory; followed by the Rosa Feynman Spark, the memory specifications used are expected to be further improved, but Nvidia has not announced specific information. NVIDIA emphasizes that this multi-generation product plan is an important commitment to promote Windows PC into the era of intelligent artificial intelligence, and will also help enhance partners' long-term confidence in the platform.
Nvidia said that around the Spark platform, the company has established cooperation with a number of original equipment manufacturers, as well as Microsoft and independent software developers, with the goal of bringing related chips and software ecology to the market. Nvidia said that the key to the success of RTX Spark is that the company will invest complete resources to promote the implementation of the platform.
In addition to the Spark platform for low-power devices, NVIDIA also confirmed that it will launch the DGX Station high-end desktop system adapted to Windows on Arm. The system is based on the GB300 Superchip and includes a 72-core Grace CPU, 496GB LPDDR5X memory, and a Blackwell Ultra GPU equipped with 252GB HBM3e video memory. It can provide up to 15 PFLOPS of FP4 computing power. Developers can also expand another RTX Pro GPU through PCIe.
GearbestTechnology noted that Nvidia also promised to launch the next generation DGX Station in the future for higher-end Windows artificial intelligence workstation scenarios.
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