NVIDIA’s DGX Spark, A Pint Sized AI Development Box

Also Known As Project DIGITS, It’s A Grace Blackwell Powered Mini-PC

NVIDIA has a new product that AI developers are going to love, the GB10 powered DGX Spark mini-PC which is a mere 150 x 150 x 50.5mm (5.91 x 5.91 x 1.99″) in size.  In that tiny box is 128GB of unified memory and ConnectX-7 200Gb/s networking which is NVLink-C2C compatible.  There is also a more standard Realtek-based 10GbE port and WiFi7 to connect to your own network, plus a total of three USB3 20Gbps Type-C with DisplayPort alt mode and HDMI out as well, the final USB-C is power.

That puts an immense amount of AI development power on your desk, though you will have to deal with the 240W power adapter and the $3500 price tag.  It’s rather pretty as well, the foam on the front allows airflow while acting as a filter, and ServeTheHome never heard the DGX Spark break 40dBA even under heavy load.

There is one small problem with the current version of the DGX Spark, there are graphical issues with the HDMI output.  That is rather amusing considering this is an in-house NVIDIA product!  Check out more detailed specifications and a look at the Ubuntu based NVIDIA DGX OS at ServeTheHome.