GPU virtualization for every workload - from VDI to AI

GPU-accelerated computing has become an indispensable part of successful businesses operating in the market today.
GPU-accelerated applications are used to
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  • Determine better and faster business decisions,
  • Increase productivity,
  • Develop better products that can be brought to market faster.

NVIDIA® virtual GPUs (vGPUs) enable enterprises to access powerful GPU performance in the enterprise data center to support all workloads, from virtual client computing to compute-intensive workloads such as AI, data science, and high-performance computing (HPC).

WHY NVIDIA Virtual GPUs?

First class user experience

Ultimate user experience and the ability to support compute and graphics workloads in hypervisor-based virtualization environments

Calculable performance and nearlyBare METAL PERFORMANCE

Consistent performance and quality of service, both on-premises and in the cloud. Performance is virtually indistinguishable from that of a bare metal environment.

Constant innovations

Regular software releases ensure that you are up to date with the latest features and improvements.

Optimal user density

Industry's highest user density solution with support for up to 32 virtual desktops per physical GPU Lower total cost of ownership with more than eight vGPU profiles for maximum flexibility to match resource allocation to your users' needs

Optimal management and monitoring

True, complete management and monitoring with real-time insight into GPU performance and migration technology, plus comprehensive partner integrations that let you use your familiar and trusted tools

Most comprehensive ecosystem support

Support for all major hypervisors, more than 140 certified servers and an extensive portfolio of professional applications accelerated by GPUs.

NVIDIA professional solutions for graphics
Suitable for:
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NVIDIA professional solutions for graphics
Suitable for:
Visualization
Virtualization
Suitable for:
Deep Learning
HPC
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Suitable for:
Visualization
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Suitable for:
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NVIDIA RTX virtual workstation performance

NVIDIA A40 gives you the best performance for virtual workstations and working with even the largest models. NVIDIA A10 offers the best price/performance ratio for virtual workstations and is ideal for midrange virtual workstations. NVIDIA T4 is good for workoads on entry-level virtual workstations.

GPU accelerated data science platform

The advantages of the GPU come into play especially when - as is typically the case with analytics or AI applications - the workloads can be well parallelized so that they can be processed on multiple GPUs. With the RAPIDS data science platform, NVIDIA gives researchers and engineers a powerful tool to quickly analyze even very large data sets and make accurate business predictions at extremely high speeds. The open-source RAPIDS solution makes it easy to tackle even the most challenging tasks, such as predicting credit card fraud probabilities or consumers' expected purchasing behavior.


Accelerate AI models in the data center with RAPIDS

The RAPIDS platform integrates with the many data science libraries and workflows. It provides a set of open-source libraries for GPU-accelerated analytics applications, machine learning, as well as data visualization. This gives scientists the opportunity to manage the entire data science pipeline using GPUs. Overall, they can significantly reduce the time spans of their workouts - from days to hours and from hours to minutes, depending on the data set.

NVIDIA GPU Cloud

Because GPU deployment is as complex as software, NVIDIA has created pre-built containers for optimized software - the NVIDIA GPU Cloud (NGC). With NGC, AI researchers have 41 AI containers designed for performance with deep learning software such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, MXNet, or TensorRT. Included in these pre-integrated GPU-accelerated containers are NVIDIA's CUDA runtime environment, NVIDIA libraries, and an operating system.

GPU-accelerated cloud computing thus becomes available on demand on all major cloud platforms.
this is because these NGC containers can use the same stack regardless of the cloud in which they are deployed. They are optimized, tested and certified by NVIDIA for use on DGX systems, selected TITAN as well as Quadro GPUs and NVIDIA GPUs in the cloud (Alibaba, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle). This eliminates the complicated, time-consuming software integration that users previously had to manage on their own.

DISCOVER VIRTUAL GPU SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS

NVIDIA Virtual Compute Server (vCS)

Accelerate virtualized compute workloads - from AI and machine learning to data science.

NVIDIA Virtual PC (vPC)

Virtual Desktop (VDI) for Knowledge Workers using productivity applications for Office & Multimedia.

NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstations (vWS)

Virtual workstations for creative and technical professionals using graphics applications.

NVIDIA Virtual Applications (vApps)

Application streaming with Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) solutions.

Added value for IT professionals - unsurpassed

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Reduce IT costs and increase business agility with vGPU tools for live migration and management and monitoring.

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Run even the most demanding workloads with dramatically accelerated performance by connecting multiple NVIDIA vGPUs together.

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Use GPU-accelerated computing resources to run mixed workloads to increase productivity and utilization while reducing costs.

Enable end users to be consistently productive with advanced performance and graphics capabilities and support for key ISV applications. All files and designs remain in the data center, greatly improving security and management.