Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs have dominated data centers, but the company is now targeting a larger chunk of the PC market with the RTX Spark, which includes a Blackwell RTX GPU. The first wave of RTX Spark laptops coming from Asus, Dell, Lenovo, and other PC makers is targeted at consumers, with enterprise models planned for later. HP’s ZBook Ultra PC, on the other hand, is squarely aimed at enterprises.
Without connecting to the internet, the PCs can run agents and chatbots, generate video, and write code on AI models with billions of parameters.
“It’s the only PC where you have enough memory to run the large models, enough compute to run them fast, and at the same time, all of your tools that we’ve accelerated for years… are all working,” said Gerardo Delgado, senior director of product management at Nvidia.
This story originally appeared on Computerworld
