The newly announced Nvidia RTX Spark—a landmark system-on-chip developed in tight collaboration with MediaTek—is making massive waves as the brain of the next generation of Windows on Arm laptops.
Combining a 20-core Nvidia Grace CPU with a powerhouse Blackwell-class GPU (boasting 6,144 CUDA cores), the Spark is designed to handle heavy local AI agent workloads and high-end gaming in incredibly slim, ultra-efficient form factors.
Sega is jumping in as a headline partner. Their upcoming flagship fighter, Virtua Fighter Crossroads (developed by RGG Studio), is being built to natively support Windows on Arm and the RTX Spark platform. This is a poetic full-circle moment for older gamers: back in 1995, Sega partnered with Nvidia to port the original Virtua Fighter to PC on the NV1 chipset—the very product that put a struggling, young Nvidia on the map.
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