NVIDIA shows RTX Spark with six PC partners in Tokyo
NVIDIA says RTX Spark brings up to 1 PFLOPS of AI compute at FP4 precision to Windows PCs, with Lenovo's Yoga Pro 9i on sale the same day.
NVIDIA held a media event in Yotsuya, Tokyo on November 2, 2026, titled the NVIDIA RTX Spark technical briefing, hands-on demo and partner product showcase, according to gamespark.jp. Six partners joined the opening ceremony: ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft Japan and MSI.
NVIDIA Japan representative and corporate vice president Masataka Osaki presented RTX Spark as AI, a supercomputer and a gaming platform in one. The technology targets Windows PCs, covering AI development, content creation and gaming on a single machine, from thin laptops to compact desktops running AI agents around the clock. Osaki said the chip offers up to 1 PFLOPS of AI compute performance at FP4 precision.
Partner machines on show
Dell cited the XPS 16 Creator Edition as an RTX Spark-equipped product and said it will add more such models. HP described the OmniBook Ultra as an RTX Spark-equipped machine focused on cooling and portability. Lenovo said the Yoga Pro 9i, announced at IFA, went on sale at its official store on November 2, the same day as the event. Microsoft Japan introduced the Surface Laptop Ultra.
At the event, Microsoft Japan also noted that the first Surface used NVIDIA Tegra.
Quick answers
When and where was the NVIDIA RTX Spark event held?
NVIDIA held the briefing and partner showcase in Yotsuya, Tokyo on November 2, 2026.
Which partners joined NVIDIA at the event?
ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft Japan and MSI took part in the opening ceremony.
When does the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i go on sale?
Lenovo said the Yoga Pro 9i, announced at IFA, went on sale at its official store on November 2, 2026.