NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPU’s accelerated performance and versatility can be harnessed virtually now
NVIDIA GRID 2.0 brings significant upgrades, is now available in Southeast Asia

NVIDIA GRID 2.0 brings significant upgrades, is now available in Southeast Asia

NVIDIA GRID 2.0 adds several features and performance upgrades that make it more suitable for enterprise adoption!
Get military grade-protection with Targus’s new collection of backpacks

Get military grade-protection with Targus’s new collection of backpacks

The laptop case and accessories maker’s new Grid collection features the latest in extreme protection.
NVIDIA GRID now supports 1080p 60fps streaming

NVIDIA GRID now supports 1080p 60fps streaming

NVIDIA GRID will now support 1080p60 streaming for select titles in its game library. The new feature is available via a public beta of its Shield Hub app, which is slated for official release near the end of May.
NVIDIA Announces GRID Test Drive Service for South East Asia and Australia

NVIDIA Announces GRID Test Drive Service for South East Asia and Australia

NVIDIA has expanded GRID Test Drive service for South East Asia and Australia. It will allow people, who are considering virtualized desktop infrastructure (VDI), to test the cloud computing capabilities of NVIDIA GRID for free, albeit for a limited time period of two hours only.
NVIDIA Unveils Own GRID-Based Server, the Visual Computing Appliance (VCA)

NVIDIA Unveils Own GRID-Based Server, the Visual Computing Appliance (VCA)

At the first keynote address at GTC 2013, NVIDIA CEO unveiled the company's very own GRID-based server named Visual Computing Appliance (VCA). This server features a pair of Intel Xeon CPUs with eight Kepler-based graphics cards. It marks the upscaling of GRID technology to meet enterprise needs.
NVIDIA Announces Details of GRID Platform for Cloud Computing Services

NVIDIA Announces Details of GRID Platform for Cloud Computing Services

NVIDIA has just announced details of its GRID platform that enables the graphical prowess of the Kepler GPU to be harnessed by cloud technology and delivered to remote locations without the need for high-end discrete graphics solutions.