NVIDIA (NVDA) Launches 64GB DGX Spark at $4,999 on October 23

NVIDIA Expands DGX Spark Line

NVIDIA (NVDA) has announced a new 64GB version of its DGX Spark desktop AI supercomputer, set for a global release on October 23, 2026, at a starting price of $4,999. The company confirmed the addition in an official blog post on Friday, October 2, and named Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP and MSI as the sales channels for the new model. The figure cuts the entry threshold for the desktop line well below the 128GB flagship released earlier, turning DGX Spark into a two-tier family.

DGX Spark is built as a personal AI supercomputer for the desk: model development and inference run on the machine itself rather than in a rented cloud environment, which removes metered token costs and keeps project data on site. The 64GB unit uses the same GB10 Grace Blackwell superchip as the larger model and arrives with DGX OS and NVIDIA's AI Enterprise software stack preloaded, including containerized tooling for agentic AI development. NVIDIA says the configuration executes models of up to 100 billion parameters on the device, a workload range that covers agentic AI, inference, fine-tuning and data science work. Connecting two units pools their memory into an effective 128GB configuration and lifts the ceiling to 200 billion parameters, per the company's blog. The vendor lists always-on AI agents, code review and document analysis among the intended use cases: a developer can keep a coding or research agent running on the desk without routing every task to a hosted service. Per-market retail schedules and prices have not been disclosed; NVIDIA has confirmed only the global October 23 date and the $4,999 base figure.

Taiwan Supply Chain Lines Up

Taiwan sits at the center of the supply picture for the new tier, and the lower price point draws particular attention there because the island spans the full stack, from upstream foundry and thermal and power components to finished brands and channel distribution. Channel reporting from Taiwan indicates the Founders Edition will be imported exclusively by longtime partner Leadtek, aimed at universities, national research institutes and corporate projects, with placement in major 3C retail channels from late October. Taiwanese OEM brands field their own builds on the first-wave list: ASUS ships the Ascent GX10 and Gigabyte the AI TOP ATOM, each with in-house industrial design and reinforced cooling, while MSI and Acer offer matching edge workstations.

The component chain runs through several listed names. TSMC produces the GB10 core and handles advanced packaging for the superchip. Auras Technology and AVC supply custom heat pipes and vapor chambers for a small chassis that dissipates more than 100 watts, and Delta Electronics and Lite-On provide the high-efficiency power modules. Local market estimates put the tax-in price of the 64GB version at roughly NT$160,000 to NT$180,000, with the existing 128GB tier holding at NT$175,000 to NT$245,000 depending on 1TB or 4TB storage and the cooling configuration. Analysts note that AI capital spending has so far been dominated by large cloud providers building out datacenters, and that desktop and edge devices are emerging as a separate branch of demand. OEMs gain a second track alongside large servers, while component makers and channel agents benefit from customization and first-wave stocking orders. The caveat is that real revenue depends on actual shipment volumes after launch and on how many enterprises commit to deployment.

Where NVDA Stock Stands

COINOTAG data shows NVIDIA (NVDA) stock trading at $235.09, up 0.30% over 24 hours, inside a $234.37 to $235.30 range. COINOTAG's composite support and resistance scoring rates the nearest resistance at $237.78 at 83/100, strong, where the Bollinger Band upper band, R1 and a Fibonacci level converge. The strongest support sits at $225.81, backed by the Ichimoku Kijun, Supertrend and the 50-day EMA, at 68/100. Momentum reads constructive: daily RSI at 67.4, a bullish MACD signal and an uptrend on the daily timeframe, with perpetual open interest at about $193.9 million. A daily close above $237.78 would extend the move the launch implies; losing $225.81 would invalidate it.