Nvidia Unveils a Tiny Consumer Supercomputer, ‘Project Digits’

Nvidia’s consumer supercomputer isn’t for everyone, but it could be the start of an at-home local AI revolution.

Courtesy of Nvidia
Nvidia Project DIGITS. Courtesy of Nvidia

Steve Jobs popularised the tech company product reveal presentation, and even 14 years after his passing, nobody can rival his stage presence.

The iPhone was bound to change the future of mobile phones, but his incredible presentation — that it’s an iPod, a phone, and an internet communicator, in one device — was what sold it. His second most iconic presentation was for the MacBook Air, a laptop that challenged conceptions of how thin and light a computer could be. To show it, Jobs pulled it out of a plain manilla envelope that had been innocently sitting on his podium the whole time.

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