On October 7, 2026, HP Inc. announced an expansion of its AI computing portfolio, adding consumer PCs and high-end workstations.
The consumer lineup includes OmniBook laptops powered by Nvidia RTX Spark chips. Models start at $2,999.99 and become available October 16.
At a Microsoft event, HP demonstrated the ZGX Fury workstation, built on Nvidia’s GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip. The system targets developers and data scientists building and deploying AI applications on-premises.
The launch strengthens HP’s push into AI PCs and workstations, where it is leveraging its partnership with Nvidia to compete.