NVIDIA GRID
OVERVIEW
Imagine if responsive Windows and rich multimedia experiences
were available via virtual desktop infrastructure, even those with
intensive graphics needs.
NVIDIA makes this possible with NVIDIA GRID, a virtualized
GPU that delivers a faster, interactive graphical experience to a
variety of users across all devices.
WHY GPUs FOR VIRTUAL DESKTOPS
AND APPLICATIONS?
Your smartphone has a GPU, your Tablet has a GPU, your PC has
a GPU and your workstation has a high powered GPU. There's a
reason for this. The users expect a certain level of visual
experience that you can't get from a CPU alone. GRID enables
VDI for everyone.
WHAT IS A VIRTUAL DESKTOP?
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is the practice of hosting
a desktop OS within a virtual machine (VM) running on a hosted,
centralized or remote server. It allows IT departments to offer
a secure "access anywhere" desktop experience to end users.
WHAT IS A VIRTUAL APPLICATION?
A virtualized application, more commonly referred to as a virtual
user session allows multiple users to run applications in a single
OS (ie: Windows Server).
WHY NVIDIA?
Continuing our tradition of pioneering technology, NVIDIA's
Kepler Architecture is the world's first virtualization enabled GPU.
NVIDIA GRID K1 & K2 boards bring this technology to the widest
breadth of partner products and solutions.
™
SERVER POWERED
BY NVIDIA GRID
GPUs ACCELERATE
VIRTUAL DESKTOPS
AND APPLICATIONS
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