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▲ NVIDIA RTX Spark - a graphics company builds a CPU The RTX Spark is NVIDIA's first PC CPU in over a decade, a "superchip" that fuses a processor and graphics into one. Unveiled at Computex 2026 in Taipei on June 1, it marks NVIDIA's return to the consumer PC chip market and a direct challenge to Intel and AMD. Buying a laptop soon? Its "brain" may no longer come from the usual two. Why NVIDIA Built a PC CPU NVIDIA built its empire on GPUs (graphics chips). So why move into CPUs, the brains of a PC? The answer is AI agents (software that performs tasks on your behalf). As they multiply, so does demand for the CPUs that run them. On last month's earnings call, CEO Jensen Huang called CPUs a new $200 billion market for NVIDIA. For years, that market has belonged almost entirely to Intel and AMD. ▲ Up to 128GB memory, laptop RTX 5070-class graphics RTX Spark Specs and Release Date The RTX Spark packs up to 128GB of memory and 1-petaflop perf...

▲ Jensen Huang unveils the H2+ humanoid robot A humanoid is a robot built to resemble the human body. Buying one is about to move from science fiction to a real purchase order. On June 1, 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a new humanoid robot, the H2+, and said it goes on sale to anyone this October. For anyone watching robotics or AI investing, this is a shift worth noting. Why Nvidia Built a Robot 'Standard' The H2+ humanoid robot is not Nvidia's solo project. US-based Nvidia, China's Unitree, and Singapore's Sharpa built it together. The key point is that it launches as a 'reference design' (a blueprint other companies can adopt and customize). Huang said data is "the hardest problem" in physical AI, so the H2+ bundles data collection, training, and real-world deployment into one workflow to speed development. ▲ H2+ specs - brain, body, hands, October launch H2+ Specs by the Numbers The roles are clearly split. Nvidia's Isaa...