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Digitimes September 27, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Nvidia's push for personal AI computers points to a broader shift toward on-premise compute

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<p class="P1" data-start="3306" data-end="3571">Nvidia is positioning its newest personal AI system as more than a developer tool. By putting DGX Spark on desks and, eventually, in homes, the company is signaling that the next phase of AI computing may rely less on remote data centers and more on local machines.
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