NVIDIA has introduced Project DIGITS, a personal AI supercomputer powered by the NVIDIA Grace Blackwell platform, aimed at AI researchers, data scientists, and students. The core of this system is the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, which offers up to a petaflop of AI performance and enables extensive model prototyping, tuning, and execution. This supercomputer can be used locally for developing AI models, which can then be deployed on cloud or data center infrastructure. Project DIGITS includes a system-on-a-chip design that features an NVIDIA Blackwell GPU with state-of-the-art CUDA and Tensor Cores for efficient AI processing. It offers up to 128GB of unified memory and 4TB of storage.

Enhanced with NVIDIA ConnectX networking, it supports running extremely large models by linking two supercomputers. With Project DIGITS, users, including enterprises and researchers, can test and scale AI models on local systems powered by the Grace Blackwell architecture, using the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform. It also provides access to a wide array of NVIDIA AI software tools and frameworks for experimentation and development. Project DIGITS is set to become available in May for a starting price of $3, 000. NVIDIA, a leader in accelerated computing, emphasizes that its product offerings and technological developments are subject to change and potential risks which could affect anticipated outcomes.