NVIDIA plans to showcase new developments in locally run artificial intelligence at IFA 2026, highlighting collaborations with Microsoft and other technology partners. The company says the initiatives are designed to deliver faster AI inference and simplify the deployment of software agents on NVIDIA-powered devices.

The announcement includes new tools intended to help users set up and operate AI agents locally, reducing reliance on remote data centers. NVIDIA said the technology will target AI enthusiasts, developers and creators seeking faster and more accessible local computing.

The company also announced compact RTX Spark Windows PCs, which are scheduled to become available in October. The systems are expected to provide dedicated hardware for running AI applications and other demanding workloads on personal computers.