The new graphics chip, paired with the latest version of Nvidia's Grid software, offers greater per-use density to enterprises.

Nvidia says the Tesla M10 GPU can support up to 64 desktops per board and 128 per server with two boards. This means shedloads of virtual machines which are potentially dead and alive.

NVIDIA is well known for its leadership in graphics processors (GPUs) for gaming, ... With NVIDIA's new Tesla M10, they are doing just that.

NVIDIA today introduced a new graphics card option for its GRID virtual desktop platform. It's the Tesla M10 and it's intended to make it more affordable for businesses to deliver virtualized ...

NVIDIA unveils its new Tesla M10 quad-GPU video card, with 32GB of RAM. Anthony Garreffa. Gaming Editor. Published May 22, 2016 2:42 AM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:59 AM CST. 45 seconds read time.

Each Tesla M10 can provide support for up to 64 concurrent users, or 128 users per server with a dual GPU configuration. The way this is achieved is through a rather intriguing setup of a quad-GPU ...

Moreover, Tesla’s proprietary supercomputer Dojo is also based on NVIDIA’s GPUs. This move is particularly intriguing as Musk had previously co-founded OpenAI, a major player in the AI domain.

The week was abuzz with tech news, from Nvidia Corp.’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) Blackwell GPU setting new AI benchmarks to Elon Musk’s controversial comments on OpenAI. Here’s a quick recap of the top ...

Nvidia has unveiled the Tesla V100, its first GPU based on the new Volta architecture. Like the Pascal-based P100 before it, the V100 is designed for high-performance computing rather than ...

Nvidia has announced its PCIe Tesla P100 graphics processing unit (GPU) for servers, set for release in the last quarter of the year. According to Nvidia, the latest addition to its Tesla ...