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Arm-based system-on-chip by Nvidia
Nvidia RTX Spark is an Arm-based system on chip and computing platform developed by Nvidia for Windows laptops and compact desktop computers. Announced by Nvidia and Microsoft on May 31, 2026, RTX Spark combines a 20-core Nvidia Grace CPU with a Blackwell RTX GPU and unified memory, and is intended for local artificial intelligence, creative, and gaming workloads on Windows on Arm devices.
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ASUS product line
ProArt is a product line introduced by ASUS in 2011, targeting the professional content creation market. ASUS offers a range of hardware under the ProArt brand, such as laptops, desktop computers, displays, motherboards, graphics cards, cooling solutions, chassis, and accessories. The ProArt series caters to professionals in creative fields like photography, graphic design, film and video editing, animation and game design, broadcasting, product design, and architecture.
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NVIDIA RTX Spark launches with ASUS ProArt P16, featuring N1X SoC, 6144 CUDA cores, & up to 128 GB memory for impressive gaming and AI.
This one's a pretty big deal, and I'm not just talking about the laptop. It's the chip inside it. The ASUS ProArt P16 (H7607) is one of the very first laptops built around NVIDIA's new RTX Spark platform, the company's first system-on-chip for Windows PCs, with the CPU, GPU and memory controller all rolled into