“NVIDIA announces $3,000 personal AI supercomputer called Digits”

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, major technology companies unveiled a range of new AI-driven products, highlighting a significant shift toward integrating artificial intelligence into everyday consumer electronics.¹ Samsung introduced its “AI for All” vision, aiming to make AI an integral part of daily life through its connected home ecosystem.² Meanwhile, NVIDIA announced a personal AI supercomputer and new GPUs designed to bring powerful AI capabilities to individual users.^3,4

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Samsung’s “AI for All” initiative focuses on embedding artificial intelligence into a wide range of consumer devices, emphasizing an “Everyday, Everywhere” experience.² Building on its decade-long leadership in connected home technology, Samsung showcased new products like AI-powered TVs that can connect with other smart home devices to provide real-time safety alerts and monitor pet behavior.¹

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NVIDIA made significant announcements at CES, including the launch of Project Digits, a $3,000 personal AI supercomputer powered by the new GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, set to release in May.³ The company also unveiled the GeForce RTX 5090 and 5080 GPUs, priced at $1,999 and $999 respectively, offering unprecedented AI processing power for personal computing.⁴ The RTX 5090 boasts 3,352 AI TOPS, while the 5080 offers 1,801 AI TOPS, marking a substantial advancement in AI capabilities for graphics hardware.⁴

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In addition to hardware, NVIDIA expanded its Omniverse platform with new generative AI models and blueprints aimed at integrating AI further into physical applications and robotics.⁵ These developments are poised to enhance AI’s role in real-world scenarios, potentially transforming industries that rely on automation and intelligent systems.

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The proliferation of AI and robotics at CES 2025 underscores the technology industry’s commitment to bringing advanced artificial intelligence into mainstream consumer products.¹ As companies like Samsung and NVIDIA continue to innovate, consumers can expect more integrated and intelligent experiences in their daily lives.

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