From creative studios to robotics labs, DGX Sparks are landing where imagination meets engineering — taking AI beyond the data center and into the hands of those building what’s next.
As DGX Spark systems land across the ecosystem, six early partners are already showing what’s possible when petaflop-class AI meets the desktop:
Dell Pro Max with GB10 powered by Grace Blackwell and DGX OS brings data-center class AI at your desk, delivering up to 200B parameters- with unified memory, CUDA and instant scalability. For those needing even more power, connecting two Dell Pro Max with GB10 systems turns them into a single node capable of supporting 400 billion-parameter models.
HP’s ZGX Nano G1n AI Station brings serious AI horsepower to the desktop — petaflop-class performance, 128GB unified memory, and full access to NVIDIA’s AI stack.
Lenovo ThinkStation PGX brings agentic AI to the desktop. Built for researchers and developers, it runs models up to 200B parameters and seamlessly bridges local prototyping with cloud deployment.
LM Studio is now live on DGX Spark, shipping for Linux on ARM. Developers can spin up private LLM servers, run models like Qwen3 Coder locally, and connect across the network—no cloud required.
Python on DGX Spark is already changing the game. Anaconda’s Stanley Seibert dives into unified memory, hybrid compute, and what it means for running billion-row dataframes and billion-parameter models — all locally.
Roboflow brings vision AI to the desktop. With DGX Spark, developers can now train and fine-tune highly accurate computer vision models locally, giving their software the sense of sight and powering intelligent, connected systems.
Also notable: Serve Robotics completed the first-ever DGX Spark deliveries : The company’s autonomous sidewalk robots, powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin and trained in Isaac Sim, carried out the first deliveries of DGX Spark systems to developers — a milestone that literally brings the next generation of AI to their doorsteps.
From Palo Alto to the PyData ecosystem, DGX Spark is redefining what’s possible by putting supercomputing power within arm’s reach of every creator, researcher and builder.
As DGX Spark systems begin landing, early reviewers are weighing in — and the verdict is clear: this tiny AI supercomputer is making a massive impact. From developer-first design to petaflop performance in a desktop form factor, Spark, is earning high marks across the board. A few quick hits:
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Reference reading
- https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/live-dgx-spark-delivery/#content
- https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/
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