HP showcases AI‑ready PCs powered by Nvidia RTX Spark at Computex 2026
HP has announced a new portfolio of PCs built for the next wave of Windows AI experiences, debuting devices powered by Nvidia’s RTX Spark platform. The lineup is designed to accelerate AI workflows for developers, creators, and gamers, combining compact hardware with pre‑configured environments and secure local processing. HP executives said the new systems mark a shift from experimentation to deployment in the agentic AI era. “Developers are moving from experimenting with AI to shipping agentic applications, and they need PCs that are as open, fast, and flexible as their workflows,” noted Samuel Chang, SVP of Consumer Personal Systems. The portfolio includes OmniBook laptops , compact desktops, and high‑performance workstations tuned for hybrid AI workflows.
Key announcements
HP ZGX Nano: Secure AI PC for regulated environments, built on Zero Trust principles with restricted wireless access and hardened interfaces. OmniDesk Mini Desktop PC: The world’s first Mini AI PC with Thunderbolt™ Share, powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, supporting up to four 4K displays. HP Z2 Mini G1a Workstation: Featuring AMD Ryzen AI PRO 400 processors and pre‑installed AI frameworks, available later this year in select retail channels.
HP emphasized that the new portfolio is designed not just to run AI, but to help developers build it. Systems ship with open‑source toolchains, starter kits, and support for agent frameworks like Hermes, reducing setup friction and enabling faster prototyping. The ZGX Nano, in particular, sets a benchmark for secure AI deployment in classified or remote environments.
Availability
Key announcements
- OmniBook Ultra 16 & OmniBook X 14: Slim laptops powered by RTX Spark, offering full‑stack Nvidia AI tools, RTX graphics, and all‑day battery life.
- Compact RTX Spark Desktop: A new option for creators and AI enthusiasts seeking deskside performance in smaller form factors.
- HP ZGX Fury GB300: Enterprise‑grade AI supercomputer powered by NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell Ultra chip, coming to Windows later this year.
HP emphasized that the new portfolio is designed not just to run AI, but to help developers build it. Systems ship with open‑source toolchains, starter kits, and support for agent frameworks like Hermes, reducing setup friction and enabling faster prototyping. The ZGX Nano, in particular, sets a benchmark for secure AI deployment in classified or remote environments.
Availability
- OmniBook Ultra 16 and OmniBook X 14 with RTX Spark: Available later in 2026.
- OmniDesk Mini Desktop PC: Launching August 2026.
- HP Z2 Mini G1a Workstation: Expected in select retail channels later this year.
- Pricing details will be announced closer to launch.
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