NVIDIA Launches RTX Spark: Next-Gen Blackwell-Powered On-Device AI Laptops

엔비디아, 블랙웰 기반 온디바이스 AI 노트북 ‘RTX 스파크’ 글로벌 공식 출시

A New Superchip Architecture with Integrated Memory

NVIDIA announced the official global launch of its premium Windows AI laptop lineup, ‘RTX Spark,’ via its official channels on October 16 and 17, 2026. The new devices combine next-generation Blackwell architecture-based RTX graphics with the NVIDIA Grace CPU.

According to NVIDIA, the RTX Spark is designed as a single-chip architecture, providing up to 128GB of unified memory and AI computing performance of up to 1 petaflop (FP4). MediaTek collaborated on the custom CPU design to enhance both power efficiency and performance.

Supporting Everything from Local AI Agents to Professional Creative Work

The RTX Spark is optimized to run large language models (LLMs) and autonomous AI agents directly on the device without requiring cloud connectivity. NVIDIA lists setup support for agents including Hermes, OpenClaw and GitHub Copilot. Local processing does not guarantee that every service works offline or that personal data cannot be exposed.

Furthermore, by applying NVIDIA TensorRT acceleration to Adobe’s Photoshop and Premiere Pro, NVIDIA says the laptops support 8K video editing and 3D scenes up to 90GB. In gaming, the devices deliver high frame rates and improved graphics via next-generation DLSS 5 technology for demanding titles like ‘NBA 2K27’ and ‘Cyberpunk 2077’.

Global Manufacturing Partnerships and Worldwide Launch Events

The RTX Spark product family will be sold through major PC manufacturers including ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft, and MSI. The October 17 official blog lists a starting price of $2,399, while the October 16 newsroom release lists $2,599. The official sources differ; confirm regional pricing and configurations with the manufacturer.

To celebrate the launch, NVIDIA held experience events in major cities worldwide, including Berlin, Beijing, Istanbul, San Francisco, Taipei, and Seoul (COEX), South Korea. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made a surprise visit to the Berlin event.

Official Sources and Limitations

This article is based on information released via the official NVIDIA Newsroom and corporate blog. Future battery life data for individual models and real-world benchmark performance will be solidified through independent third-party testing and final product verification by individual manufacturers.

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