Nvidia (NVDA) is introducing a cut down version of the DGX Spark with half the memory and storage, The Register reports

A cut-down SKU of an existing product is classic range-filling rather than a demand signal: semiconductor vendors have long introduced lower-memory, lower-price variants to broaden the addressable segment at the bottom of a line while preserving the flagship configuration and pricing. The mechanism to watch is mix, not units: a cheaper variant typically carries lower average selling price but can run at similar or better margin, so the revenue read depends on cannibalisation of the full-spec version versus incremental volume. Note the sourcing: this is a single-outlet media report rather than a company announcement, and in past episodes of this kind the detail has occasionally been revised or corrected once the vendor confirms specifications, so the half-memory framing should be treated as provisional. The tag inclusion of an unrelated diagnostics name appears to be a tagging artefact with no bearing on the story. The follow-ons are any company confirmation, positioning of the variant relative to the existing Spark, and whether channel checks show it displacing full-spec orders or expanding the developer and desktop-AI installed base.