NVIDIA GPU Virtualization

AEC firms are turning to virtualization solutions to simplify collaboration for their globally distributed teams. However, graphics-intensive applications, combined with workstation performance and network limitations, often result in excessive loading times. Adding NVIDIA virtual GPU (vGPU) solutions to accelerated VDI environments ensures significant benefits like real-time collaboration with dispersed teams and partners, improved productivity and robust version control. 

Colleges and universities need to deliver graphics-intensive applications that meet students' performance expectations on all devices. Furthermore, the cost of managing a growing number of endpoints and a complex virtualized environment is equally challenging. By adding NVIDIA virtual GPU (vGPU) solutions to VDI environments, educational institutions can cost-effectively deliver virtual workspaces equivalent to their staff and students' physical PCs and workstations. 

Government agencies are increasingly turning to virtualization and cloud computing to address security and IT challenges. NVIDIA vGPU technology enables them to implement high-quality user experience VDI, especially for graphics-intensive applications, streaming video and Windows 10. They can accomplish this while increasing security and mobility and reducing IT maintenance costs. 

Manufacturers are looking to virtualization solutions to help mobile and distributed teams collaborate on designing and producing a wide range of products – from aerospace and aviation to automotive and industrial machinery. Adding NVIDIA vGPU technology to their VDI environments offers significant benefits, including improved productivity, more effective collaboration and enhanced data security. 

New oil and gas projects cost tens of billions of dollars, so decisions about where to drill and how to maximize reservoir performance need to be based on insights from the most sophisticated modeling and simulation technology available. NVIDIA vGPU solutions help oil and gas firms overcome the challenges of processing, analyzing and securing large datasets and enable the migration of traditional workstations to the data center. With NVIDIA, firms can transform their IT infrastructure, maximize compute resources and increase user mobility to stay agile in a volatile industry that demands efficiency. 

To address the need for greater mobility and collaboration among creative professionals — and to provide opportunities for more iterations in less time — M&E companies are starting to turn to virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). Revolutionary features, now included in NVIDIA's virtual GPU software, enable artists to work productively from anywhere on almost any device with access to Windows-based applications, or even the Linux-, CUDA-, and OpenCL- based applications they rely on for production.

The healthcare industry faces growing challenges around clinical accessibility and patient data security while improving the quality of care. Healthcare providers must continually find ways to improve care delivery and scalability while ensuring continued security and regulatory compliance. By adding NVIDIA GPU virtualization solutions to their VDI environments, healthcare organizations are realizing significant benefits like improved performance and increased productivity at lower cost. 

Financial services organizations are looking for virtualization solutions to increase mobility and ensure anytime access to data while improving security. In addition, they need to increase the quality of performance and user experiences in highly graphics-intensive modern office applications. NVIDIA GPU solutions enable organizations to centralize apps and data and deliver cost-effective, scalable VDI performance. They can also provide virtual workspaces for employees, power users and mobile professionals that offer improved management, security and productivity.