Nvidia launches Project Digits, a $3,000 personal AI supercomputer for researchers

Nvidia has introduced a new device called Project Digits, a personal AI supercomputer priced at $3,000. It is designed for data scientists and AI researchers, featuring a 20-core GB10 chip and 128GB of memory, surpassing the capabilities of the $599 Mac mini. The device is slightly larger than the Mac mini and is built for advanced AI tasks, capable of running large language models. Unlike the Mac mini, which is aimed at general users, Project Digits is tailored for specialized AI work. Nvidia's offering includes a comprehensive AI software platform, enhancing its functionality for experimentation and development. This positions it as a distinct product compared to Apple's Mac lineup, which focuses on broader consumer use.