ASUS has confirmed the release date of its Ascent GX10 mini-PC, based on NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell GB200 platform. The announcement comes in an invitation to a presentation event scheduled for July 22 and 23, 2025, depending on the region. This corresponds to the launch schedule for NVIDIA’s GB10 systems, and is one of the first official confirmations for a GB200-based OEM mini-PC.
The Ascent GX10 is a compact workstation designed for AI-related tasks, particularly development. It combines the Grace processor and Blackwell GPU in a single module. According to specifications already released, the system includes 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory, PCIe Gen5 connectivity, NVMe storage and a dedicated cooling system.
This model also marks NVIDIA’s arrival in the field of desktop processors, albeit indirectly. The Grace processor, based on the Arm architecture, was originally designed for servers and high-performance computing.
Other manufacturers, such as Dell and Lenovo, are also planning GB200-based systems for the same period. The market will thus welcome several competing models, including mini-PCs running AMD Strix Halo.
