- Lenovo and Acer will ship the first Windows PCs with Nvidia’s new RTX Spark chip in October, bringing AI features directly to laptops and desktops.
- The move is part of a broader push for on-device AI to cut cloud costs and boost privacy and responsiveness by processing tasks locally.
- RTX Spark grew from Nvidia’s work with Microsoft (and MediaTek), while Apple’s latest M-series Macs also emphasize running larger AI models locally—so expect more PC vs. Mac AI talk.
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