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Nvidia adds a 64GB DGX Spark option for local AI development at $4,999

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Nvidia is introducing a DGX Spark configuration with 64GB of unified memory to give developers another option for building and scaling AI workloads locally.Backed by 3 sourcesblogs.nvidia.commediarelease.cotoolboxkart.tech The 64GB system is positioned as a lower-capacity alternative to the 128GB DGX Spark, while retaining the same underlying platform according to reporting about the new configuration.Backed by 2 sourcestoolboxkart.techtechgenyz.com

The new systems are reported to start at $4,999 and to become available through Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, and MSI on October 23.Backed by 2 sourcestechgenyz.comaicoder.com The expanded lineup is relevant to developers comparing local AI hardware with alternatives such as Mac Studio systems, Strix Halo PCs, or multiple DGX Spark units.Backed by 2 sourcesmindstudio.aicomputingforgeeks.com

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