NVIDIA launches 64GB DGX Spark desktop AI computer at $4,999
10/02/2026 — 10/03, 00:30·2 sources·2 reports
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On October 2, 2026, NVIDIA announced a 64GB unified-memory version of its DGX Spark desktop AI computer, with a starting price of $4,999. According to IT之家, the machine goes on sale October 23, and Acer, Dell, ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI and H3C are among the OEM partners that will ship systems built on the platform. NVIDIA's own blog post, published at the same time, says the 64GB configuration is "coming this month" from top manufacturer partners led by Acer, and does not mention pricing or a specific on-sale date.
On the hardware side, DGX Spark is built on the GB10 Grace-Blackwell chip and uses a unified memory architecture that pools CPU and GPU memory into one space. The new model carries 64GB of total memory, about 8GB of which is reserved for the system, leaving roughly 56GB available for model weights and KV cache. It supports the NVFP4 quantization format, and IT之家 describes it as capable of smoothly running mainstream open-source large models.
Pricing for the existing larger configuration was also updated: IT之家 reports the 128GB FE version is priced at $6,950. In NVIDIA's framing, the update lands as AI agents move from experiments into everyday development, with increasingly capable open models shrinking to fit on more devices and giving builders more options to run locally. The story currently rests at the point where the 64GB version has been announced and is scheduled to go on sale on October 23.
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Latest turnNVIDIA says DGX Spark will be available this month with 64GB of unified memory from leading manufacturer partners including Acer. The company frames the launch around AI agents moving from experiments into everyday development, as more capable open models shrink to fit on more devices and give builders more to run locally.
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NVIDIA says DGX Spark will be available this month with 64GB of unified memory from leading manufacturer partners including Acer. The company frames the launch around AI agents moving from experiments into everyday development, as more capable open models shrink to fit on more devices and give builders more to run locally.
NVIDIA BlogFirst-partyAI score 78NVIDIA has launched a 64GB version of its DGX Spark desktop AI computer at $4,999, shipping October 23, with OEMs including Acer, Dell and ASUS offering their own builds. Built on the GB10 Grace-Blackwell chip, it leaves roughly 56GB of unified memory for model weights and KV cache, supports NVFP4 quantization, and can run mainstream open-source models. The 128GB FE version is priced at $6,950.
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