NVIDIA confirms multi-generation RTX Spark roadmap through 2029 with Rubin and Rosa Feynman architectures
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Summary
NVIDIA has confirmed a multi-generation roadmap for its RTX Spark and DGX Station product lines, positioning them under a long-term Windows AI PC and workstation strategy. The first generation, based on Blackwell architecture, launches in 2026 and includes RTX Spark laptops and compact desktops alongside DGX Station for Windows. The roadmap extends through future architectures codenamed Rubin (2027) and Rosa Feynman (2029), signaling NVIDIA's commitment to Windows-based AI computing hardware beyond one-off products.
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During its GTC Taipei keynote, the company showed a roadmap that places both product lines under a new long-term Windows AI PC and workstation strategy.
The first generation is based on Blackwell and launches in 2026.
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