At CES 2025 Nvidia unveiled Project DIGITS, a personal AI supercomputer designed to provide AI researchers, data scientists, and students with advanced AI computing capabilities.
The core of Project DIGITS, featuring the GB10 Superchip based on NVIDIA Grace Blackwell architecture. It includes an NVIDIA Blackwell GPU and a high-performance NVIDIA Grace CPU with 20 cores. The superchip is designed for power efficiency and high performance, capable of running up to 200-billion-parameter models.
Users can develop AI models on Project DIGITS and deploy them on cloud or data center infrastructures. The system supports seamless scalability from local development to cloud deployment using the same architecture.
Project DIGITS comes pre-installed with a Linux-based NVIDIA DGX OS. Developers have access to NVIDIA's extensive AI software library, including SDKs, NVIDIA NeMo for model tuning, and NVIDIA RAPIDS for accelerating data science. It supports common frameworks like PyTorch, Python, and Jupyter notebooks.
Project DIGITS will be available in May starting at $3,000. It offers enterprise-grade security and support through the NVIDIA AI Enterprise license.