Nvidia Unveils Grace Blackwell-Powered AI Supercomputers, Major Manufacturers Follow Suit
Nvidia has announced the introduction of Grace Blackwell-powered “personal AI supercomputers,” inviting third-party manufacturers to create their own versions. In response, tech giants Asus, Dell, and HP have showcased their mini PC designs featuring the GB10 super chip, marking a significant leap in consumer-accessible AI computing power.
Asus has unveiled the Ascent GX10, boasting an impressive 1,000 AI TOPS processing power and 128GB of unified memory. The device features a consumer-friendly white plastic-looking design with a carved pattern on top. However, preorder and pricing information for the Ascent GX10 are not yet available.
HP’s entry into the market is the ZGX Nano AI Station G1n, which bears a resemblance to their sleek Z2 mini workstation. The premium look of the device suggests it could be suitable for server rack installation, and appealing to both personal and professional users.
Dell has introduced a new hardware naming scheme with their “Dell Pro Max With GB10” model. The device features a plain black box design, with careful consideration given to power button placement for server rack compatibility. Dell is also developing a larger workstation, the Dell Pro Max with GB300, which promises an astounding 20 petaflops of AI performance.
Regarding availability and pricing, Dell has announced an expected release date in early summer 2025, aligning with Nvidia’s DGX Spark release. Nvidia has priced their DGX Spark at $3,000, potentially setting a benchmark for the market. Asus and HP have yet to announce specific shipping dates for their models.
Industry insiders anticipate Lenovo’s participation in this new market segment, with expectations of the company building its own GB10 mini-computer. However, Lenovo has not yet announced any design details or specifications.
This wave of personal AI supercomputers represents a significant shift in the accessibility of high-performance AI computing, potentially revolutionizing both personal and professional applications of artificial intelligence technology.
