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Nvidia may have announced the RTX Spark, but the first true Nvidia CPU for the PC is coming in 2028

Nvidia has revealed its roadmap for the RTX Spark, which will feature its own Vera CPU cores designed in-house, expected in 2028. The current RTX Spark uses licensed Arm CPU cores, but the 2028 iteration aims for world-class single-threaded performance. Nvidia also plans further generations through 2030.

PC GamesNVery positive

Forget the RX 9070 GRE, this Nvidia RTX 5070 discount makes it the card to buy right now

A discount on the Nvidia RTX 5070 graphics card makes it a more compelling purchase than the newly released AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE, despite the AMD card offering better raw value. The RTX 5070's advantage lies in its superior DLSS upscaling and frame generation technology, as well as better ray tracing performance, making it a stronger choice for future high-fidelity gaming.

Shack NewsNeutral

NVIDIA (NVDA) announces Isaac GR00T humanoid robot with Chinese robotics start-up Unitree

NVIDIA announced the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T humanoid robot, developed in collaboration with Chinese robotics start-up Unitree. The robot will use a Unitree chassis and NVIDIA's Jetson AGX Thor T5000 system, targeting academic research.

PC GamesNVery positive

AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE review - a new mid-range graphics card champion

The AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE is a new mid-range graphics card offering strong performance at 1440p and capable 4K gaming for its price point. While it features less VRAM than higher-end cards, it provides a compelling cost-per-frame value, positioning it as a strong competitor against Nvidia's offerings in its segment.

PC GamerNeutral

Intel's attempting to break into the AI market once more, but this time avoiding Nvidia's dominance in…

Intel is re-entering the AI market, focusing on inference rather than training to avoid direct competition with Nvidia. The company's new AI accelerators, codenamed Crescent Island, are designed for data centers handling inference tasks and utilize cheaper memory, potentially easing the global memory crisis. Intel aims for a market entry later this year, while Nvidia is also developing its own inference solutions.

Blues NewsVery positive

RTX Spark Promises to "Reinvent Windows PCs"

NVIDIA has announced RTX Spark, a new ARM-based system on a chip designed to "reinvent Windows PCs for the age of personal AI." This new chip boasts 1 petaflop of AI processing power and integrated RTX graphics.

Blues NewsVery positive

DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction This August

NVIDIA has announced DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction, an upcoming feature set to launch in August. This technology aims to significantly improve ray-traced image quality for all supported games, building upon previous DLSS advancements.

Blues NewsNeutral

Morning Tech Bits

NVIDIA announced new GeForce RTX graphics cards, laptops, desktops, and displays at Computex 2026. Additionally, Notepad++ released version 8.9.6.2.

Blues NewsNeutral

AI Yi-Yi!

Intel announced its upcoming AI chip will be more affordable and run cooler than offerings from Nvidia and AMD. Meanwhile, OpenAI is reportedly providing a rival AI service to UK banks that were blocked from using Claude.

EurogamerNeutral

“The PC is being reinvented” - Nvidia announces new AI-focused RTX Spark chip for laptops as widespread doubt bubbles

Nvidia has announced the RTX Spark chip, designed to bring AI capabilities to PCs and laptops from manufacturers like Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and HP. CEO Jensen Huang stated this chip reinvents personal computing by enabling users to interact with their devices through natural language commands, leveraging Nvidia's AI and graphics technologies for tasks ranging from creative workflows to gaming. The announcement comes amid rising component prices and skepticism surrounding the broader AI industry.

PC GamerVery positive

MSI's new skinny two-in-one laptop has an Nvidia RTX Spark chip, which could make for some impressive gaming chops

MSI has unveiled new laptops, including the Prestige N16 Flip AI+, featuring Nvidia's new Arm-based 'RTX Spark' superchip. This chip aims to combine gaming and AI capabilities, potentially offering RTX 5070-level performance in thin, versatile two-in-one designs. While specific pricing is unconfirmed, the technology promises impressive gaming performance for portable devices.

Shack NewsNeutral

NVIDIA RTX Spark announced at Computex GTC Keynote

NVIDIA and Microsoft have announced the NVIDIA RTX Spark, a new chip designed for agentic AI, at the Computex GTC Keynote. This collaboration aims to redefine the PC experience with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities.

Retro GamerPositive

Nvidia finally unveils Spark superchip, coming to laptops and mini PCs this Fall - here's everything we know so far

Nvidia has officially unveiled its Spark superchip, codenamed N1X, at Computex 2026. The chip, a collaboration with MediaTek, combines a 6144-CUDA-core Blackwell GPU with a 20-core Grace CPU and is expected to launch in laptops from major manufacturers like Asus, Dell, and Microsoft in Fall. Nvidia claims the Spark chip will enable laptops to achieve over 100fps in 1440p for Triple-A titles, with performance potentially matching an RTX 5070 mobile GPU.

PC GamerPositive

Nvidia announces that a DLSS 4.5 update for Ray Reconstruction is finally on its way, promising better ray-traced and path-traced graphics for 'similar performance' as the old model

Nvidia announced an upcoming update for DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction, which will integrate its AI-powered ray tracing denoiser with the newer transformer-based upscaling algorithm. This update, expected in August, will be available in at least 27 games, including Cyberpunk 2077 and Alan Wake 2, promising improved lighting accuracy and temporal stability without sacrificing performance.

PC GamerVery positive

Computex 2026 Live: All the best PC gaming hardware announcements at this year's show

Computex 2026 is set to feature numerous PC gaming hardware announcements, including Nvidia's RTX Spark SOC for various devices and Intel's G-Series Panther Lake chips for gaming handhelds. MSI is also showcasing new AI gaming monitors. The event will cover new GPUs, frame generation technology, and Arm-native game ports.

EngadgetNeutral

NVIDIA's Isaac Gr00t platform gives researchers access to frontier humanoid robotics

NVIDIA has unveiled the Isaac Gr00t, a new reference design platform for humanoid robots. This platform integrates advanced humanoid robot capabilities, five-fingered hands, and the NVIDIA Jetson Thor compute system, aimed at providing researchers with access to frontier humanoid robotics technology.

PC GamerPositive

Extrapolation is the future of frame generation without the latency hit… and it's not far off

Intel is developing a new frame generation technique called extrapolation to reduce latency in handheld gaming PCs. Unlike traditional interpolation, extrapolation uses AI to predict future frames, aiming to provide a smoother experience without the noticeable delay. This technology is expected to significantly improve performance on devices like Intel's G3 family of processors.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

NVIDIA RTX Spark "superchip" and DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction announced

NVIDIA announced the RTX Spark "superchip" for AI, creation, and gaming, alongside DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction at Computex 2026. The RTX Spark integrates NVIDIA's AI and graphics technologies into a single chip for laptops, promising enhanced performance for creative workflows and AAA gaming at 1440p with ray tracing. DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction features a new transformer model for superior image quality in ray-traced games, set to launch in August.

PC GamerPositive

Nvidia RTX Spark's gaming battery life will be 'better than anything you've seen before on RTX…

Nvidia has introduced the RTX Spark, an Arm-powered system-on-chip designed for thin-and-light gaming laptops and mini PCs, featuring up to 20 Grace CPU cores and a powerful GPU. The company claims it will offer unprecedented gaming battery life, significantly better than current RTX laptops, though actual performance will depend on various factors like game settings and battery capacity.

PC GamerPositive

Nvidia's working with all the anti-cheat vendors to make competive games work on RTX Spark and WoA… just…

Nvidia is collaborating with anti-cheat vendors to ensure competitive games function on its new RTX Spark chips for Windows on Arm. This initiative aims to address a key barrier for Linux gaming by improving compatibility with major anti-cheat software like Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye, and Denuvo. Nvidia expects to announce further game support in the coming months.