It's been almost 30 years, and a single letter changed. When will we get the Sparkstation, the UltraSpark and the SuperSpark?
Nvidia RTX Spark
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#82Re: Nvidia RTX Spark
#83I've heard there's still a large backlog of both software problems, and hardware problems with the platform. The software problems could be fixed with time, but they'll still give a shitty first impression. I'd have thought Nvidia would just bury this and try again with a successor run of silicon with a new design.
This thing seems practically destined to just be a repeat of the Snapdragon laptop debacle.
Re: Nvidia RTX Spark
#84So they have basically reused the same hardware as in the DGX Spark (GB10)... That chip isn't great for LLM inference actually. https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/gb10.c4342 https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/rtx-spark/
Why do I have the feeling it's been intentionally made to be bad in order to get you on to their most pensive datacenter gear.
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#85Re: Nvidia RTX Spark
#86https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2026-4-10...
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#87It's just worse Strix Halo, as you are landing square in middle of Windows ARM problems
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#88It was wintel (windows + intel) before. This will be what? Windia? Wintek?
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Right, the export controls are only forcing Chinese AI to innovate, build their own fabs, and make training and inference more efficient. The end game of this will be NVIDIA chips won’t be wanted because you can get a $50 chinese chip running a ternary model that is competitive with claude in English and is much better in Mandarin.
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#90Will NVIDIA get a monopoly on providing laptops and desktops with a lot of RAM going forward?
No. You can get a PowerBook today with 128 GB ram. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1957120-REG/apple_mbp...