NVIDIA Virtual GPU (vGPU) software unleashes powerful GPU performance for enterprise data centers, as well as public and private clouds. Installed on a server equipped with an NVIDIA GPU, NVIDIA vGPU software can create virtual GPUs that can be shared among multiple virtual machines running on any device, anywhere. IT departments achieve standardized infrastructure in software-defined and hyper-converged environments, leveraging the management and security advantages of virtualization to deliver performance comparable to NVIDIA GPUs in modern graphics workloads.
NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation
NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation, abbreviated as vWS, is meticulously designed for designers, architects, engineers, developers, and artists. When paired with powerful NVIDIA GPUs, users can virtualize any application from the data center— including Ansys Discovery Live, Esri ArcGIS Pro, Siemens NX, Dassault Systèmes SOLIDWORKS, Autodesk Revit, and AI development—achieving workstation-level performance and an amazing user experience on any device.
NVIDIA Virtual PC
NVIDIA Virtual PC (vPC) is aimed at mobile professionals and knowledge workers running virtual desktops optimized for Windows 11 and Microsoft Office applications. Software developers can also enjoy a modern software development environment, utilizing 2D Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools and Linux applications. Healthcare providers and financial traders also benefit from increased productivity, supporting multiple high-resolution displays.
NVIDIA Virtual Apps
NVIDIA Virtual Applications (vApps) are used to launch applications on any device without rendering a full virtual desktop for users. Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) solutions can be paired with more powerful GPUs to run more graphically intensive applications or with less powerful GPUs to allow more users to run general applications on shared virtual machines.
The following VGPUs are currently mainstream in data centers:
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NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation