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Following a delay, Nvidia is ready to release the DGX Station, a desktop-like computer that can run AI models locally, bringing AI data center-like performance to your home or office.
At the company’s annual GTC event, Nvidia revealed that PC manufacturers are starting to accept orders for their DGX Station units. The company’s website offers a catalog of the six upcoming models from six companies: Asus, Dell, HP, Gigabyte, MSI, and server provider Supermicro.
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Following a delay, Nvidia is ready to release the DGX Station, a desktop-like computer that can run AI models locally, bringing AI data center-like performance to your home or office.
At the company’s annual GTC event, Nvidia revealed that PC manufacturers are starting to accept orders for their DGX Station units. The company’s website offers a catalog of the six upcoming models from six companies: Asus, Dell, HP, Gigabyte, MSI, and server provider Supermicro.
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