Nvidia has unveiled a new range of AI-focused personal computers at the Computex technology conference in Taiwan, designed to run AI agents locally on laptops and desktops. These devices will be powered by Nvidia's own RTX Spark chip and are targeted at creators, developers, and gamers who require high-performance AI computing. The company is collaborating with leading manufacturers such as Microsoft, Lenovo, Dell, HP, Asus, and MSI to produce these PCs, which will be among the thinnest in the market, with some models measuring only 14 mm thick and weighing under three pounds. Nvidia plans to launch approximately 30 laptop models and 10 desktop systems featuring the RTX Spark chip, which is engineered for strong AI performance and energy efficiency. CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the shift in the AI industry towards AI agents—software systems capable of performing tasks with minimal human input—signaling a transformation in personal computing. This innovation reflects a future where AI agents could play a significant role in everyday computing tasks.