NVIDIA unveils RTX Spark, DGX Station, and Vera CPU at COMPUTEX 2026

At COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang introduced a suite of AI platforms spanning client devices, workstations, and data centers. The RTX Spark platform brings local AI capabilities to thin Windows laptops and compact high-efficiency desktops, targeting developers, creators, and business users who need AI performance without cloud dependency. It supports local AI assistants, content creation, 3D workflows, and software development, opening a new category of AI-native PCs. For enterprises, the DGX Station for Windows delivers desktop AI supercomputing, allowing organizations to build, run, and connect AI agents locally with high security and performance. This addresses the growing need for on-premise AI development environments close to sensitive data.

On the infrastructure side, NVIDIA highlighted the Vera CPU, purpose-built for next-generation AI factories and agentic AI workloads. As AI systems become more complex, Vera handles massive data processing, reasoning, retrieval, and orchestration at scale, helping customers move AI from pilots to production. Additionally, software updates in DLSS, the Cosmos simulation platform, and robotics further expand NVIDIA’s reach into digital twins, autonomous systems, and industrial automation. ASBIS, an NVIDIA Elite Solution Provider, notes these announcements create new opportunities for partners in AI PCs, workstations, servers, networking, and full-stack AI solutions across the region.