NVIDIA DGX Spark Review
The NVIDIA DGX Spark impressed me far more than I expected, and I am starting to understand why these little supercomputers are selling out at most stores. I first saw the DGX Spark at CES 2026, and while it took some time to get a unit into the office for testing, I have to say it delivered on its promise. This little machine lets you free yourself from expensive cloud subscriptions and, depending on your needs, can handle a wide range of tasks. However, considering the cost, it feels better suited to people building a home lab or business than the average person looking to tinker. Whatever your needs may be, the NVIDIA DGX Spark feels like an impressive piece of technology, especially considering its size. Packed in a relatively unassuming box, the DGX Spark makes a strong first impression. Styled after the DGX-1 supercomputer NVIDIA delivered to OpenAI in 2016, the DGX Spark shrinks that concept into a mini-PC measuring 150 by 150 by 50.5 mm, with a volume of about 1.1... Read more
The NVIDIA DGX Spark impressed me far more than I expected, and I am starting to understand why these little supercomputers are selling out at most stores. I first saw the DGX Spark at CES 2026, and while it took some time to get a unit into the office for testing, I have to say it delivered on its promise. This little machine lets you free yourself from expensive cloud subscriptions and, depending on your needs, can handle a wide range of tasks. However, considering the cost, it feels better suited to people building a home lab or business than the average person looking to tinker. Whatever your needs may be, the NVIDIA DGX Spark feels like an impressive piece of technology, especially considering its size.
Packed in a relatively unassuming box, the DGX Spark makes a strong first impression. Styled after the DGX-1 supercomputer NVIDIA delivered to OpenAI in 2016, the DGX Spark shrinks that concept into a mini-PC measuring 150 by 150 by 50.5 mm, with a volume of about 1.1... Read more