Microsoft and Nvidia unveiled the first RTX Spark laptops, which run Windows on an Arm CPU and Nvidia’s Blackwell GPU. Windows now launches a new Get Started screen that lets users pick an AI agent, install it, and start using it in just two clicks. The first three agents – Hermes, Perplexity and OpenClaw – are available through the Windows Store, and updates are handled automatically. Microsoft says it has also tuned its Prism emulator and memory management for these devices.
Why it matters
For Windows users buying RTX Spark laptops, setting up local AI assistants will be faster and require no manual dependency handling.
