TL;DR: NVIDIA's Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit is the fastest mini PC in its Jetson lineup, delivering 2070 TFLOPS with a Blackwell-based GPU and 14-core Arm CPU. Designed for AI, robotics, and edge ...

Asus has just unveiled a new ROG mini gaming PC that contains one of the very latest Nvidia gaming GPUs, giving it a surprising amount of gaming power for its size. Inside the new Asus ROG NUC 2025 ...

The world of compact fanless embedded AI systems has seen a significant addition with the release of the BOXER-8651AI by AAEON. This system, powered by the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX module, is the ...

TL;DR: Acer's new Veriton GN100 AI Mini-PC features the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip with 128GB unified memory, 4TB storage, and 1 PFLOPS AI performance in a compact design. Priced at $3999, ...

Yes, a Cybertruck mini PC exists, and while the Indiegogo project behind it lists the four-wheeled gaming PC as being still in development, one creative YouTuber has ...

When it comes to running Large Language Models (LLMs) and other intense artificial intelligence workflows locally, colossal desktop PCs powered by hyper-expensive NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs tend to reign ...

The Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Ultra SFF Gen 2 successfully crammed a full-size desktop into a compact chassis, but in doing so, ...

This week NVIDIA introduced Project DIGITS, a computer small enough to hold in one hand, but powerful enough that the company calls it the “world’s smallest AI Supercomputer.” Powered by an NVIDIA ...

The ACEMAGIC M2A Starship is a compact desktop computer with the power of a high-performance gaming laptop from a few years ago. It supports up to a 45-watt Intel Core i9-12900H 14-core, 20-thread ...

Have you seen those Nvidia DGX Spark mini PCs? Did you know they cost $4000? Well, the AI-centric machines are now in the hands of the public, and people have already gotten games to run on them.

Far be it from me to tell the most valuable company on the planet what to do. But Nvidia, you do realize that your whole schtick is graphics cards, right? You know, GeForce, those chunky go-fast ...