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Industry
Nvidia enters Windows laptop market with RTX Spark launch
Nvidia has entered the Windows laptop market with RTX Spark laptops built around a superchip combining a Blackwell RTX GPU and a Grace CPU, it said on Oct. 16. Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft and MSI will offer nine models, with sales starting on Oct. 16 local time and prices from $2,599. The chip supports up to 128GB unified memory and 1 petaflop of AI performance under FP4.
AI & Enterprise
Apple, Amazon, Microsoft roll out AI devices ahead of year-end shopping season
Apple, Amazon and Microsoft have introduced a string of consumer devices highlighting generative AI ahead of the year-end shopping season, from laptops to tablets and smart home hubs. The companies are trying to seed new hardware demand by pushing AI assistants into everyday use, but analysts say it is unclear whether AI alone will drive upgrades amid high prices and rising component costs. Subscription models and on-device AI processing are also in focus.
AI & Enterprise
Nvidia DLSS 5 boosts speed, cuts memory load; will it embrace older GPUs
Nvidia has raised DLSS 5 performance again about a month after its previous improvement. It said the AI model that runs DLSS 5 now delivers double the performance while cutting video memory use in 4K by 20 percent. The update also reduces the model size by 24 percent. The new model rolls out from Oct. 16 across RTX 5000 GPUs, RTX Spark laptops and GeForce Now, with more game support scheduled.
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AI & Enterprise
Microsoft turns Windows into \'agent OS\', targets developers with local AI
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AI & Enterprise
Microsoft aims to make Windows a base for hybrid intelligence to cut AI costs
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AI & Enterprise
Dell unveils XPS 16 Creator Edition with Nvidia RTX Spark
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AI & Enterprise
Microsoft starts preorders for Surface Laptop Ultra with Nvidia AI chip
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia to invest $3.5 billion in MediaTek, reshaping AI chip market
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AI & Enterprise
Dell unveils six new XPS and Alienware products, from 1 kg ultralight laptop to 330 Hz gaming monitor
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AI & Enterprise
Jensen Huang\'s five-day visit leaves Nvidia footprint in South Korea\'s AI ecosystem
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Industry
AI-driven component stocks stay firm despite memory swings
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Industry
Nvidia, SK Hynix sign long-term AI factory memory supply deal
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AI & Enterprise
Will AI really make people buy new PCs? Nvidia Inside put to the test
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Games & Commerce
Jensen Huang meets Jang Byung-gyu and Kim Taek-jin at PC bang, expanding ties with South Korea\'s game industry
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Industry
Last year chicken, this year pork belly: Jensen Huang\'s gift package for South Korea
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Games & Commerce
Jensen Huang visits T1 on first stop in South Korea, gives Faker RTX 5090
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AI & Enterprise
Computex Taiwan is no longer a PC festival as AI permeates everything
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Games & Commerce
Jensen Huang to meet Krafton, NCSoft chiefs and pursue talks with Faker in Seoul