DGX Spark availability in Europe

Purchase stock changes by vendor and we can't promise it. What we can tell you is how our own rental fleet works: the GPUwerk console shows live availability when you sign up, and if nothing is free at that moment, you're placed on a waitlist automatically instead of hitting a dead end.

Buying: stock depends on the vendor, not on us

NVIDIA sells the Founders Edition through its own marketplace and retail partners. ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, MSI and Gigabyte each sell their own GB10-based machines through their own stores and resellers. Every one of those vendors manages its own inventory, and it moves without any of them telling us. We checked specific product pages for stock signals, at a point in time, and wrote up exactly what each page said, with a link and a fetch date, on our where-to-buy page. Treat that as a snapshot of what we found, not a live feed. If a page said "out of stock" or "notify me" when we checked, it may already have changed by the time you read this.

We don't quote lead times or delivery dates for purchased hardware on this page, because we don't control them and a guess would be worse than nothing. Check the vendor's own page for current stock before you order.

Renting: a small fleet, live in the console

GPUwerk runs a small fleet of DGX Spark nodes from EU-Central. We don't claim unlimited capacity, because we don't have it: at any given moment there is a fixed number of Sparks, and some of them are already running other customers' workloads. What we can offer instead of a promise is visibility. When you sign in to the console and go to deploy, it shows you live whether a Spark is free right now, for the single-node tier and for the two-node cluster separately.

If nothing is free, the console tells you and puts you on the waitlist automatically. There's no separate form, no email to send, and no guessing whether you're in a queue: signing up is the same action either way, and the console's own state tells you which situation you're in. When a Spark frees up, we hold it for 10 minutes for the first person in line who has at least one hour of credit and email them; if you don't have that yet, you keep your place and we skip you until you do.

What we don't promise

We are deliberately not making three kinds of claims on this page, because we can't back them up:

• No stock guarantee. We don't state that a Spark is available right now on this page itself; the only accurate source for that is the console at the moment you check it.
• No delivery date. For purchased hardware, delivery timing is the vendor's to state, not ours.
• No SLA. We don't publish a service-level agreement or an uptime number on this page. Our status page shows current platform status if you want to check it directly, and it is the accurate source, not a number repeated here.

If you want to start now regardless of stock

Renting removes the stock question almost entirely, because you are not waiting on a shipment. If the console shows a free Spark, you can be running inside minutes; if it doesn't, you're on the waitlist and we would rather tell you that directly than dress it up. Our how-to-rent guide walks through account creation, adding credit, and connecting over SSH once your instance is up.

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Related reading: what a Spark costs, full specs, where to buy one in Europe, and how to rent one by the minute.