NVIDIA hosts Berlin launch for Arm-powered RTX Spark laptops
NVIDIA is holding a public launch party in Berlin for its new RTX Spark laptops on October 16, the same day they ship. The event shows off the first Windows PCs built on NVIDIA's Arm-based N1X chip, which pairs up to 20 Grace CPU cores and a Blackwell RTX GPU. Attendees can try creative, gaming, and AI demos, as well as win laptops signed by CEO Jensen Huang. NVIDIA will also light the Berlin TV Tower green for the night.
- Launch event October 16 at XPERION in Berlin
- RTX Spark is NVIDIA's Arm-based Windows PC platform
- N1X chip offers up to 20 CPU and 6,144 GPU cores
- AI, creative, and gaming demos available onsite
- Laptops signed by CEO Jensen Huang in raffle
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