NVIDIA is set to launch its RTX Spark platform on October 7, 2026, during a special Microsoft Windows and Surface event. The system-on-a-chip pairs a multi-core ARM-based Grace CPU with a next-generation Blackwell architecture GPU. It supports up to 128GB of unified memory.
The launch is expected to include RTX Spark-powered devices from Microsoft’s Surface line and PC makers Lenovo, Acer, ASUS, and Dell. NVIDIA designed the platform to bring datacenter-level AI performance to consumer laptops and mini PCs, supporting local AI, gaming, and content creation.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is scheduled to appear at the event, highlighting the collaboration with Microsoft and the strategic importance of the product category to NVIDIA’s AI growth. Investors and industry watchers will focus on performance benchmarks and early adoption by consumers and developers.