Elevate virtualized workloads for the era of AI. vGPU Technology Customer Stories vGPU Technology Customer Stories vGPU Technology Customer Stories Unlock Next-Level Performance With Virtual GPUs NVIDIA® virtual GPU (vGPU™) software powers virtualized workloads—including business operations, intensive graphics, and AI development—with accelerated computing from data centers. Installed on a physical GPU in a cloud or enterprise data center server, NVIDIA vGPU software creates virtual GPUs that can be shared across multiple virtual machines, scaling GPU utilization and enhancing ROI while centralizing manageability and security for enterprise IT. Explore the Latest Release—vGPU 20.0 The newly released NVIDIA vGPU 20 software and the NVIDIA RTX PRO™ 4500 Blackwell Server Edition GPU deliver a substantial performance boost to accelerate diverse workloads across virtualized enterprise data centers, powering everything from everyday productivity to lightweight AI development simultaneously. Scalable Acceleration for Every Workload Bare-Metal Performance Power compute-intensive apps with virtual GPU acceleration, an experience indistinguishable from bare-metal environments. GPU Sharing and Scaling Divide GPU resources and share them across multiple virtual machines (VMs), or allocate multiple GPUs to a single VM to power the most demanding workloads. Improved User Density and TCO Offload CPU usage to enhance user experiences on modern applications and improve user density—cost-effectively meeting the needs of dynamic workloads. Enterprise-Grade Software Optimize your ROI and deliver enhanced enterprise features, security, and support through consistent software releases. Software Editions NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation (vWS) Virtual workstations for creators, engineers, and AI developers using compute-intensive applications. NVIDIA Virtual PC (vPC) and Virtual Applications (vApps) Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) for knowledge workers who use office productivity applications and multimedia. Accelerating Modern Digital Workspaces Enhance your VDI platform and user experiences to support every workload seamlessly. Design and Engineering Productivity Apps Boost AI development from anywhere with the powerful compute and remote GPU access of RTX vWS . It serves as an on-ramp for organizations to prototype and assess AI outcomes before entering production. Design and Engineering Deliver workstation-like performance anywhere for compute-intensive workloads such as real-time rendering, computer-aided engineering (CAE), computer-aided design (CAD), Geographic Information System (GIS), digital twins, and more, streamlining production pipelines. Productivity Apps Enhance user experiences of productivity apps, such as Microsoft Windows, and multi-monitor setups with lower latency and higher frame rates compared to CPU-only VDI. Learn More About NVIDIA vGPU Discover how vGPU enhances every workload, and access technical documentation, sizing guides, deployment guides, and more to initiate your vGPU deployment. Tech Tips Playlist License and Support The Latest Release—vGPU 20.0 The newly released NVIDIA vGPU 20 software and the NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server Edition GPU deliver a substantial performance boost to accelerate diverse workloads across virtualized enterprise data centers, powering everything from everyday productivity to lightweight AI development simultaneously. Accelerate Into AI with VDI Learn how vGPU-powered VDI offers a blend of agility and flexibility that’s crucial for corporations adopting AI on a manageable scale. NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server Edition RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell brings GPU acceleration capabilities to the world’s most widely adopted enterprise data center and edge computing platforms, delivering a staggering leap in performance compared with traditional CPU-only servers. Take a Deeper Dive With the vGPU Tech Tips Playlist Find technical “how to” videos to help you get started on your vGPU journey. View our playlist of introductory videos, installation walk-throughs, and tips for success. Explore Technical Documentation Learn how to deploy NVIDIA vGPU with your hypervisor of choice. Discover best practices for sizing vGPU deployments to meet the daily needs of your users, or determine which NVIDIA GPU is best suited for your workload with our technical documentation. Visit the vGPU License and Support Portal Manage your vGPU software licenses and contact NVIDIA Enterprise Support. NVIDIA support services for vGPU software provide access to comprehensive software patches, updates, upgrades, and technical support. Our support portal is a convenient and reliable way to access personalized, proactive support. vGPU Technology Take a Peek Under the Hood In an NVIDIA vGPU-powered virtualized environment, the vGPU software is installed at the virtualization layer with the hypervisor. The software creates virtual GPUs that enable a single physical GPU to be shared among multiple VMs or a single VM to harness the power of multiple physical GPUs.

vGPU software includes a graphics or enterprise driver for every VM. Since work that was typically done by the CPU is offloaded to the GPU, the user has a much better experience. This enables support for demanding engineering and creative applications, as well as compute-intensive workloads like AI and data science, in a virtualized and cloud environment. Customer Stories Explore How Industry Leaders Are Leveraging vGPU Discover how vGPU technologies are being used to address complex challenges across various industries worldwide. Activision Accelerates Game Development With NVIDIA vGPU Activision streamlines its game development pipeline by building a revolutionary global testing and deployment platform with NVIDIA Virtual GPU (vGPU) technology. Netherlands Cancer Institute Improving Cancer Research, Diagnosis, and Quality of Care The Netherlands Cancer Institute streamlined patient care with vGPU for diverse use cases. Toyota Motor Corporation Accelerating the Design and Development Process Toyota leads the way in converting design work using high-end CAD to VDI with RTX vWS. NVIDIA vGPU seamlessly integrates with a diverse range of ecosystem platforms, including virtual desktop delivery, hypervisors, servers, and public cloud. IT teams can use familiar management tools to effortlessly streamline deployment. Two Ways to Unlock GPU-Accelerated Virtualization NVIDIA vGPU can be deployed in your on-prem data center or is available in the public cloud for rapid access. Visit the vGPU Documentation Hub to determine which NVIDIA GPU is best suited for your workload. Enterprise Data Centers NVIDIA vGPU is seamlessly integrated with major data center virtualization software providers, including Citrix, Nutanix, and VMware. NVIDIA-Certified Systems™ equipped with compatible GPUs are recommended for optimal performance. NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstations are available from major cloud providers, offering simplified configurations and management, making it possible to spin up a VM in minutes. No additional physical hardware or infrastructure is needed. Ready to Get Started? Download free NVIDIA vGPU evaluation licenses to access all vGPU software editions and start your PoC today. Check out the four easy steps that will help you purchase and deploy NVIDIA vGPU software. Head to the go-to place for all things vGPU, where you can connect with other users, find answers, and offer your insights. Data Center GPUs NVIDIA DGX Platform NVIDIA HGX Platform Networking Products NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture NVIDIA Hopper Architecture Confidential Computing Multi-Instance GPU NVLink/NVSwitch Accelerated Apps Catalog Blackwell Resources Center Data Center GPUs Data Center GPU Line Card Data Center GPUs Resource Center Data Center Product Performance Deep Learning Institute Energy Efficiency Calculator GPU Cloud Computing MLPerf Benchmarks NVIDIA-Certified Systems NVIDIA Data Center Corporate Blogs NVIDIA Data Center Technical Blogs Qualified System Catalog Company Overview Venture Capital (NVentures) NVIDIA Foundation Social Responsibility Your Privacy Choices Terms of Service Corporate Policies Product Security