TAIPEI, Oct. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- GIGABYTE today announced the launch of a new 64GB unified memory version of GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM, expanding its existing 128GB offering. Available starting October 23, the new configuration retains the hardware design of AI TOP ATOM, based on the NVIDIA DGX Spark platform, giving developers, researchers, and enterprise teams greater flexibility to select the configuration that best fits their AI workloads and memory requirements, while enabling dedicated on-premises AI development environments.
As generative AI and agentic AI applications continue to evolve, model testing, data processing, and application validation are becoming increasingly integral to everyday development workflows. GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM integrates AI computing capabilities into a compact desktop form factor, enabling users to perform model inference, prototype development, and data analysis in offices, laboratories, and educational environments. By running models and processing data locally, users can maintain greater control over development resources and project data while reducing reliance on cloud computing resources.
The new 64GB unified memory version, together with the existing high-capacity 128GB version, creates a more comprehensive AI TOP ATOM product lineup. Users can evaluate and select the memory capacity that best matches their model sizes, workflows, and multitasking requirements, enabling them to develop AI applications on the same platform and progress from early proof-of-concept development to practical deployment. With built-in ConnectX-7 networking, developers can cluster up to 4 units with NVIDIA Sync for larger memory pool and compute capability.
On the software side, AI TOP ATOM integrates NVIDIA CUDA accelerated AI software ecosystem with GIGABYTE AI TOP Utility, providing capabilities including model downloading, inference, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to help users establish local AI workflows. Developers can explore open models, test AI assistants, or leverage their own documents to build knowledge-based question-and-answer applications, allowing them to continuously refine and validate solutions based on project requirements and accelerate the transition from ideas to real-world applications.
GIGABYTE is also continuing to explore the potential of AI TOP ATOM for agentic AI applications. In a multi-node scientific computing demonstration, GIGABYTE integrated NVIDIA Nemotron open models with the NVIDIA NemoClaw open agent blueprint to connect research hypothesis generation with simulation workflows, demonstrating the potential of AI agents to support scientific research. Through the continued integration of hardware platforms, software tools, and real-world applications, GIGABYTE is committed to expanding the use cases for desktop AI computing.
With the addition of the 64GB unified memory version, AI TOP ATOM is now available in both 128GB and 64GB configurations, addressing the needs of users across different stages of AI development and application scales. GIGABYTE will continue to expand its AI TOP product portfolio and software ecosystem, helping individuals and enterprise teams build on-premises AI capabilities and bring AI from technology exploration into everyday applications.
The GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM 64GB unified memory version is officially available starting October 23, 2026. Product availability, sales channels, and pricing may vary by region. Please refer to GIGABYTE's official announcements and authorized local distributors for details.
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GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM 64GB Unified Memory Version Expands Possibilities for Desktop AI Development
- First-of-its-kind apex industry body for AI, robotics and cybersecurity, set up to build capability and scale collaboration in secure automation.
- MoUs signed for ARC chapters to be established in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam, as a first step towards a regional network and stronger cross-border standards.
SINGAPORE, Oct. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore runs one of the world's most robot-dense manufacturing sectors, with AI increasingly embedded into critical infrastructure and operations. To build the industry capability and collaboration that securing them requires, AI, Robotics & Cybersecurity Singapore (ARC Singapore) was officially launched today.
The launch took place at the invitation-only preview of VXA, a Singapore-based platform created by Eleotri to bring the converging fields of AI, robotics and cybersecurity into one conversation. ARC Singapore co-organised the preview, ahead of VXA's inaugural edition in 2027. Mr Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Digital Development and Information, attended as Distinguished Guest, alongside senior government officials, enterprise CXOs and technology leaders from across Asia Pacific.
ARC Singapore also signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with country chapter leads to establish ARC chapters in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam. The signing was witnessed by His Excellency Dr Hotmangaradja Pandjaitan, Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Singapore, and His Excellency Mr Tran Phuoc Anh, Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to Singapore.
The MoUs further ARC Singapore's ambition to grow a regional network, in recognition that AI risks and vulnerabilities cross borders and require a concerted response.
The integration challenge
ARC Singapore is founded on the simple premise that AI, robotics and cybersecurity can no longer be treated as three separate industries. As the first industry body in Singapore to bring all three under one umbrella, it represents the full value chain: AI innovators, robotics solution providers, cybersecurity firms, academic researchers and enterprise end-users, from start-ups to multinationals.
"The next AI revolution will not only be digital. It will be physical. As AI is built into machines, plants, ports, hospitals and power systems, the system that decides, the machine that acts and the network that can be attacked have become one commingled challenge, and you cannot secure one without understanding the other two. That is the gap ARC Singapore exists to close," said Mr Chia Hock Lai, Co-Chairman of ARC Singapore.
For highly automated economies such as Singapore, which has the world's second-highest density of industrial robots in manufacturing,[1] the convergence is especially consequential.
Securing industrial and infrastructure systems is both a commercial priority and a matter of national resilience.
Mr Ivan Khua, Co-Chairman of ARC Singapore, said: "As organisations weigh security risks against the returns from AI deployment, how well we integrate AI, robotics and cybersecurity will be critical to giving businesses the confidence to scale. Singapore has an opportunity to help guide this transformation by making trusted deployment a competitive advantage, positioning itself as a locus of innovation and growth for the region and beyond."
Four areas of focus
ARC Singapore's work will centre on:
- Policy advocacy: giving industry a constructive voice into frameworks being developed in Singapore and ASEAN, starting with Singapore's agentic AI frameworks and the ASEAN digital economy agenda.
- Cross-sector collaboration: bringing AI, robotics and security practitioners together before deployment rather than after an incident. In its first year, ARC Singapore will establish working groups, including one on an AI Risk Framework, each co-led by a solution provider and an enterprise end-user.
- Digital trust standards: developing practical, interoperable standards for secure automation, including a digital trust baseline that buyers can reference in procurement.
- Talent: working with institutes of higher learning, training providers and SkillsFuture to build cross-disciplinary skills and help SMEs adopt these technologies safely.
ARC Singapore Scholarship
In partnership with member Kingston International College, ARC Singapore is launching the ARC Singapore Scholarship. It will support Singaporeans training in AI, robotics and cybersecurity, with a pathway into roles at member organisations.
Through these initiatives, ARC Singapore aims to help develop Singapore into a global hub for secure automation, built by Singaporean talent.
About ARC Singapore
AI, Robotics & Cybersecurity Singapore (ARC Singapore) is the apex industry body representing the AI, robotics and cybersecurity sectors in Singapore. It champions the commercial interests of its members through policy advocacy, cross-sector collaboration and the development of digital trust standards, positioning Singapore as a leader in secure automation. For more information,visit arcsingapore.org.
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| [1] World Robotics 2025, International Federation of Robotics, 2026 |
[1] World Robotics 2025, International Federation of Robotics, 2026
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ARC Singapore launches with chapters set for four ASEAN markets
