NVIDIA’s 64 GB DGX Spark “AI Supercomputer” Launches This Month For $4999, While The 128 GB Spark Jumps Past $6000

NVIDIA has launched the DGX Spark 64 GB “AI Supercomputer” at a list price of $4,999, while the 128 GB variant is listed above $6,000. The pricing puts the system directly in the reach of midsize AI labs and gives NVIDIA a commercial edge over rivals that lack a comparable turnkey offering. Competitors such as MSI and Gigabyte are also releasing 64 GB AI‑focused models, intensifying the market contest.

Coverage notes that a growing memory crunch has driven NVIDIA to ship a 64 GB RTX‑Spark variant, according to PCMag, while ServeTheHome reports the simultaneous price increase for the 128 GB model. TechPowerUp highlights MSI’s EdgeXpert expansion to 64 GB, and Gigabyte’s own AI TOP ATOM 64 GB unified‑memory launch, underscoring broader industry response to limited high‑capacity GPU memory. Reports differ on exact pricing: Wccftech cites $4,999 for the 64 GB unit and a “jumps past $6,000” figure for the 128 GB version, while other outlets list only launch announcements without price details.

None of the sources provide delivery timelines, performance benchmarks, or how the new models compare to earlier DGX configurations. Future coverage will need to clarify availability, supply constraints, and whether additional memory capacities are planned.