NVIDIA used GTC Berlin to present its full local AI hardware lineup, covering personal, developer and enterprise use cases across Windows and Linux. The company said RTX Spark is designed to power personal agents on Windows PCs, while DGX Spark targets developers building and scaling applications on Linux. DGX Station is aimed at enterprise teams running advanced workloads on Linux, and a Windows version is scheduled for December.
NVIDIA also announced a batch of software updates tied to the hardware lineup. The DGX Spark 64GB system is set to go on sale on Oct. 23. NVIDIA Sync will add support for up to eight DGX Spark units this month and introduce Model Launcher. The October software update for DGX Spark will add a Wi-Fi assistant and refresh its skills library. NVIDIA said the Windows version of DGX Station, due in December, will support a range of manufacturing applications and agent tools.
Beyond hardware and system software, NVIDIA said the desktop agent app Underdog, built for local AI, now supports RTX Spark. The company also added three open-source robotics reference workflows for DGX Station and said NVIDIA Cloud Functions will enter early access. New models including Nemotron, GLM, DeepSeek and Qwen received Day-0 support.
According to the NVIDIA Blog, NVIDIA presented its full local AI hardware lineup at GTC Berlin.
RTX Spark is positioned to power personal agents on Windows PCs. DGX Spark is built for developers creating and scaling applications on Linux. DGX Station targets enterprise teams running advanced workloads on Linux, with a Windows version set for release in December.
Software updates arrive alongside the hardware lineup
NVIDIA said the DGX Spark 64GB system will go on sale on Oct. 23. NVIDIA Sync will support up to eight DGX Spark units this month and add Model Launcher. The October software update for DGX Spark will bring a Wi-Fi assistant and an updated skills library.
The Windows version of DGX Station is also scheduled for December, with support for multiple manufacturing applications and agent tools.
App and model support expands
Underdog, a desktop agent application built for local AI, now supports RTX Spark. NVIDIA also added three open-source robotics reference workflows for DGX Station and announced that NVIDIA Cloud Functions will enter early access.
New models including Nemotron, GLM, DeepSeek and Qwen received Day-0 support.
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