At its GTC event in March, Nvidia formally launched the DGX Spark, a mini-PC-sized desktop computer, created for AI enthusiasts and home developers. While Team Green offered a lot of information about the overall specifications, the full details of the GPU inside weren't disclosed. However, thanks to the annual design award scheme run by Computex, we now know that the supercomputer-at-home is essentially running an RTX 5070.
This little detail was spotted by Videocardz, though you can see the information directly at the Computex site. Tucked away inside the GB10 chip are 6,144 CUDA cores—exactly the same number as sported by the GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card (and, incidentally, the RTX 3070 Ti).
