NVIDIA has opened preorders for RTX Spark on Oct. 8, 2026, according to a ChainCatcher brief citing CLS. The company also introduced a preview of NVIDIA DGX Station for Windows, which it described as its first desktop-side AI supercomputer built for Windows enterprise desktops. The announcements were made at a Microsoft event in San Francisco on Wednesday, where NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella set out a joint plan to optimize hardware and software so AI agents can run natively on Windows PCs. Huang said NVIDIA was founded within the Windows ecosystem and that the age of AI agents has now arrived on the Windows platform. The update centers on product rollout and platform integration, with RTX Spark entering presale and DGX Station for Windows appearing alongside a broader Microsoft-NVIDIA collaboration.
NVIDIA opened preorders for RTX Spark on Oct. 8, 2026, according to ChainCatcher, which cited a report from CLS.
Appearing alongside it was a preview version of NVIDIA DGX Station for Windows, which NVIDIA described as its first desktop-side AI supercomputer designed for Windows enterprise desktops.
Plan announced at Microsoft event in San Francisco
At Microsoft’s event in San Francisco on Wednesday, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced a cooperation plan centered on joint hardware-software engineering. The goal is to optimize the stack so AI agents can run natively on Windows PCs.
Huang said NVIDIA was built on the Windows ecosystem and that the era of AI agents has now landed on the Windows platform.
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