At GTC Berlin, NVIDIA is presenting its complete lineup of local AI hardware aimed at running AI agents and workloads on local machines. The company highlighted three products: RTX Spark, which launched the prior week and powers personal agents on Windows PCs; DGX Spark, which supports developers building and scaling applications on Linux; and DGX Station, aimed at enterprise teams running frontier workloads on Linux. A Windows version of DGX Station is slated to arrive in December.
Why it matters
The lineup spans personal, developer, and enterprise use cases, indicating a push toward local intelligence for running AI agents rather than relying solely on cloud infrastructure.
Who should care
Windows PC users interested in personal agents, developers building and scaling applications on Linux, and enterprise teams handling frontier workloads.