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Nvidia RTX Spark Debuts at IFA 2026 Powering First On-Device AI PCs

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Nvidia unveiled its RTX Spark platform at IFA 2026, marking a significant step toward local AI computing on personal devices. The new chip powers a range of laptops and mini PCs developed in partnership with multiple hardware manufacturers. Unlike cloud-dependent AI tools, RTX Spark-equipped machines are designed to run AI models directly on the device itself. The announcement signals a broader industry push to bring capable AI processing to consumer-grade personal computers.

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