NVIDIA Brings Full-Stack AI and New Chips to Japan
NVIDIA Blog · rss · 2026-07-15
NVIDIA stated that Japan is a vital hub for the global AI ecosystem and is collaborating with local manufacturing, robotics, and infrastructure partners to deploy full-stack AI and robotics solutions.
A key highlight is NVIDIA's partnership with SEGA: celebrating 30 years of collaboration, they are bringing new SEGA titles like Virtua Fighter Crossroads to NVIDIA RTX Spark. RTX Spark is described as a new superchip designed for thin Windows laptops and compact desktops, supporting AI, creative, and gaming workloads, with SEGA providing dedicated platform support.
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