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People are focusing on new NVIDIA software and AI releases: RTX Spark is being introduced, the NVIDIA App is updating with added ShadowPlay recording capabilities, and NVIDIA model releases like Cosmos 3 (plus derivatives) are trending on HF/LocalLLaMA. In parallel, community posts discuss Linux support for NVIDIA ARM chips and using nbd-vram to swap on NVIDIA GPUs.

CEO
Jensen Huang
Founded
1993
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Santa Clara, California
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29,600
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NASDAQ: NVDA
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Key Takeaway The biggest current NVIDIA buzz is centered on RTX Spark and new NVIDIA App features, alongside fresh Cosmos 3 AI model releases and Linux-side GPU VRAM swapping.
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NVIDIA’s N1X Arm chip leaks ahead of Computex as Windows on Arm heats up

NVIDIA’s rumored N1X and N1 Arm processors are emerging as the centerpiece of the company’s Computex 2026 story. The leaked N1X configuration is a 20-core Arm chip paired with 6,144 CUDA cores and a 45-80W power envelope, while the smaller N1 targets efficiency with 12- and 10-core options and 2,560 or 2,048 CUDA cores at 18-45W. xda-developers.com

The details point to a broader push into Windows on Arm laptops and PCs, with leaked reporting saying the chips could show up in new Surface devices and machines from Dell, Lenovo, and other OEMs. Another report says the flagship N1X could use a 10+10 Arm core setup with a 48-SM Blackwell GPU, and that the full part may land roughly around RTX 5070-class compute by CUDA-core count. windowscentral.com neowin.net

That hardware buzz is landing just days before Computex 2026, and the timing has helped make NVIDIA’s new PC silicon one of the event’s biggest talking points. Separate reporting also notes that the first NVIDIA-powered Windows laptops could arrive as soon as next week, underscoring how close the platform may be to a public debut. xda-developers.com neowin.net

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Product/feature NVIDIA RTX Spark is being introduced
Linux project bd-vram: use NVIDIA GPU VRAM as swap space on Linux
AI model release NVIDIA releases Cosmos 3 Omnimodal world models on HF

What to Watch

  • Follow r/LocalLLaMA / HF for continued Cosmos 3 variants like Super-Image2Video and new demos. r/LocalLLaMA
  • Check Linux-focused threads for confirmation of practical support around NVIDIA ARM chips. Tom's Hardware

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  • Forget AI: Nvidia RTX Spark could be game-changing for gaming handhelds PCWorld
  • I spoke to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about RTX Spark — he is ‘willing to work’ on an RTX gaming handheld, N2X and N3X are already planned and the chip is 'more like R2D2’ than a laptop CPU Tom's Guide
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Tracking: Chinese military has been acquiring Nvidia chips, even post-Washington export controls, research claims — multiple institutions linked to the PLA asked for Nvidia AI chips, according to publicly available documents / Nvidia's RTX Spark could caplitalize where Qualcomm's Arm-based efforts have not — following the expiration of Qualcomm's Windows on Arm deal, Nvidia stands poised to pick up the slack

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