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Hugging Face model training from single-GPU to multi-node jobsIntermediate60 MINFine-Tune with NVIDIA NeMo
Prebuilt, GPU-optimized model containers with a ready-to-use HTTP endpointIntermediate30 MINDeploy NVIDIA NIM for LLM Inference
Choose a model and spin it up locally on your NVIDIA deviceAdvanced60 MINRun LLMs on Your NVIDIA Device
Route independent local AI requests across paired systems using llama.cpp, Ollama, or LM StudioIntermediate10 MINInstall and Use NVIDIA PAIR with llama.cpp
Reach your machine remotely via NVIDIA Sync Cut memory ~3.5× vs FP16 while keeping accuracy close to FP8, then validate with an OpenAI-compatible endpointIntermediate60 MINQuantize Models to NVFP4 with NVIDIA Model Optimizer
Learn about using LLMs locally on PCs and workstations with Ollama, AnythingLLM, and LM Studio. Deploy a multi-agent chatbot system and chat with agents on your Spark Set up a cluster of DGX Spark devices that are connected through Switch Connect and set up three DGX Spark devices in a ring topology Connect two Spark devices and setup them up for inference and fine-tuning Many people explore local generative AI for privacy and to avoid token limits, but newer models require significant memory and compute—leading some to adopt multi-GPU setups. Build Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab from source for Spark An end-to-end GPU-powered workflow for scRNA-seq using RAPIDS Use DGX Spark as a local or remote Vibe Coding assistant with Ollama and Continue30 MINVibe Coding in VS Code
Notebook access, GPU status, and update controls in one placeBeginner30 MINMonitor Your AI Compute with DGX Dashboard
Link your DGX Station to Brev for remote access and sharing Use NVIDIA Sync clustering so larger models and training can span nodes.Beginner10 MINConnect Multiple DGX Sparks for Distributed Workloads
Have an AI Chief of Staff organize your dayBeginner60 MINBoost Productivity with an AI Agent
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