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NVIDIA announces DGX Station “personal AI supercomputer” with new Blackwell Ultra GPU

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  1. NVIDIA announces DGX Station “personal AI supercomputer”
  2. Alphabet acquires Wiz in its largest-ever $32B deal
  3. X raising $2B at original $44B valuation
  4. NASA astronauts back on Earth 9 months after stuck in space
  5. Powell’s remarks at Wed. FOMC meeting to be scrutinized

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1. NVIDIA announces DGX Station “personal AI supercomputer” with new Blackwell Ultra GPU

  • 784GB of unified memory.

  • 800 Gbps ConnectX-8 NIC onboarded.

  • Asus, BOXX, Dell, HP, Lambda, and Supermicro will also sell DGX Stations later this year.

  • Pricing and availability details are yet to be announced.

Additionally, NVIDIA started taking reservations for the $3K DGX Spark (earlier called Digits) mini AI computer

  • GB10 Grace Blackwell SoC under-the-hood, with 128GB of unified memory.

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NVIDIA has also introduced the Groot N1 open-weight foundational model for humanoid robotics

  • Aims to bring generalized skills and reasoning to humanoid robots.

  • Based on a slow-thinking system, enabling robots to perceive and reason.

  • Agility Robotics and Boston Dynamics are among companies with early access.

  • Groot N1 dataset, training data, and task evaluation scenarios are available for download.

Relatedly, NVIDIA has brought Llama Nemotron Nano, Super, and Ultra “open” reasoning models

  • Aimed at agentic AI workflows.

  • Can toggle reasoning on or off.

  • NVIDIA AI-Q Blueprint framework also released for connecting knowledge bases to agents.

NVIDIA has also teased its high-end datacenter GPUs and CPUs, codenamed Vera Rubin, and Vera Rubin Ultra

  • The GB300 was reteased, expected for H2 2025.

2. Alphabet acquires Wiz in its largest-ever $32B deal

3. X raising $2B at original $44B valuation

4. NASA astronauts back on Earth 9 months after stuck in space

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