Acer’s compact RTX Spark design targets local AI workloads with up to 1 petaflop of AI performance and 128GB of unified memory.
Acer is bringing high-performance AI computing to a smaller footprint with its Acer SFF RTX Spark, a compact desktop design powered by the NVIDIA RTX Spark superchip.
The company showcased the system at its next@Acer global press conference on September 2 during IFA 2026, highlighting a new class of compact Windows PCs designed for local AI processing, content creation and gaming.
At the center of the system is NVIDIA RTX Spark, which combines NVIDIA’s AI computing platform with RTX technologies. Acer’s design is built to handle agentic AI workloads locally, allowing users to run demanding AI applications directly on the PC while keeping data on-device.
The SFF RTX Spark is designed to deliver up to 1 petaflop of AI performance and up to 128GB of high-speed unified memory. The configuration is aimed at creators, AI developers and gamers who need substantial computing power without a large desktop footprint.
Acer has not yet announced pricing or availability for its RTX Spark devices. The company said further details will be released at a future date.
