By https://www.pcgamer.com/author/andy-edser/
Publication Date: 2026-06-06 13:00:00
One concept was continually repeated by Nvidia at Computex 2026, and it’s this idea of “reinventing the PC.” The phrase has been used in reference to the company’s RTX Spark SoC—powering “the world’s first Windows PCs purpose-built for personal agents“—and from a hardware perspective, it’s an interesting bit of kit.
However, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang went further into the “reinvention” of the PC at a Q&A session later in the show. “Your personal computer is really the world’s largest edge device, and it’s 40 years old,” said the Nvidia chief. “And [it] has to be reinvented for agentic systems…. just like we have to reinvent the car.”
Huang then used an example of modern autonomous cars as edge devices, while satellites “put intelligence in the sky.” Later, the Nvidia chief had this to say about the future of the PC platform as a whole:
“Our computer sits at our desk waiting for us to use it. In the future, when we leave it… we’re talking with it all the time,” said Huang.
“I’ll be chatting in WhatsApp with my agent, and it’s doing stuff… and my agents are going to have names, and they’re on my WhatsApp, and we’re just chatting all the time. I’ll be talking to it, and it’s going to be talking back. It’ll call me.”
“That is the personal computer future. Tell me that’s not R2-D2. Tell me that’s not robotics. Tell me that’s not cool,” Huang continued. “I believe that…