Nvidia is planning to launch 11 DGX Spark and Station PCs with its partners: here they are

• Nvidia ditches the main floor but hijacks the spotlight with Grace Blackwell-powered AI machines
• Nvidia DGX Spark delivers 1,000 TOPS in a mini PC that targets serious AI developers and coders
• Nvidia DGX Station boasts a 72-core CPU and 288GB HBM3e GPU memory

At Computex 2025, Nvidia took a somewhat unconventional route by sidestepping the main exhibition floor and instead hosting its own “GTC Taipei” event at a nearby hotel.

There, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivered a trio of keynote speeches at the event, unveiling new AI-focused hardware. Among the biggest announcements were two devices: the DGX Spark, a compact mini PC aimed at AI developers, and the DGX Station, a more powerful workstation-class system.

Though Nvidia-branded units were showcased, the real surprise was the range of OEM partners joining the initiative, with 11 models expected across the Spark and Station lines.

Nvidia DGX Spark