Nvidia has unveiled its latest superchips, the RTX Spark, aimed at transforming personal computers by integrating advanced artificial intelligence functionalities. Announced by CEO Jensen Huang at the Nvidia GTC event in Taipei, these chips will power new laptops and desktops from major brands like Microsoft and Dell, set to launch in fall 2023. The RTX Spark superchip merges central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU) capabilities, enabling personal computers to run AI agents locally. This development is timely, coinciding with a growing demand for personal AI agents that can assist users in tasks such as research and file management. Analysts have noted that this innovation could revolutionize the PC landscape over the next decade, with the vision of having an AI supercomputer in every household. Additionally, Nvidia's new Vera CPUs for data centers are in production, expected to drive further growth in AI applications, with early adopters including companies like OpenAI and SpaceXAI.