NVIDIA introduces Project Digits — a compact supercomputer for AI

NVIDIA introduced Project Digits at CES 2025 — a mini-PC with its own GB10 processor, similar in size to the Mac Mini. This computer is intended for AI application developers, and the system uses a scaled-down version of the powerful Grace Blackwell superchip in a compact format.

The mini-PC is equipped with the GB10 chip with 20 cores, consisting of 10 Arm Cortex-X925 cores and 10 Cortex-A725 cores. Combined with 128 GB of unified LPDDR5X memory and a 4 TB SSD, it delivers computational power at the level of 1 petaflop. This is a powerful solution for local development and testing of AI models.

Project Digits is aimed at a narrow audience of developers, as its price and capabilities are not yet intended for mass consumption. However, despite this, NVIDIA states that such systems may be widely available in the future, and cooperation with Mediatek during the chip development phase opens pathways for expansion into the PC market. The company does not rule out the possibility of offering a solution in the future that could compete with Intel and AMD processors.

The mini-PC will not be a mass-market product, but it definitely sets the direction for future solutions that may be used in AI and scientific research. The NVIDIA mini-PC will cost $3,000.