GPUs EUC Datacenter comparison & reviews

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Pros
  • + The GPU is designed for deep learning environments and optional for high performance graphical environments.
  • + 1st Hardware based virtualized GPU solution, using SR-IOV FLR (Function Level Reset) preventing rogue guest from crashing the entire system.
  • + Predictable performance
  • + Good performance in single user scenario, and multi-user XenApp scenario.
  • + Proven technology in consumer market.
Cons
  • - Solution (Hardware + Software) is perceived as expensive.
  • - Documentation and information is dated.
  • - Slow adoption of (new) OEMs, Guest OS and Virtual Infrastructure platforms.
  • - No community and limited visibility in customer adoption.
  • - Limited use-case, good performance in single user scenario, Limited server/OEM support.
  • - Limited Virtual Client Computing support.
  • - No community, limited information.
  • - Dated APU (2015)
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Content creator
This content is created by TeamRGE members: Patrick van den Born, Jits Langedijk and Ruben Spruijt
This content is created by TeamRGE members: Patrick van den Born, Jits Langedijk and Ruben Spruijt
This content is created by TeamRGE members: Patrick van den Born, Jits Langedijk and Ruben Spruijt
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Vendor description
NVIDIA is an American technology company based in Santa Clara, California. It delivers the engines for todays Artificial Technology. NVIDIA designs graphics processing units (GPUs) for a variety of solutions, e.g. AI, Gaming, Cryptocurrency, and professional markets, as well as system on a chip units (SoCs) for the mobile computing and automotive market. Since 2014 NVIDIA has shifted to become a platform company focused on five markets – AI, Gaming, Professional Visualization, Datacenters and Automotive. 
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Product overview
All the features and functions are based on NVIDIA GRID 5.0. NVIDIA GRID extends the power of GPU technology to deliver virtual applications, desktops and workstations for every user.
The AMD FirePro family of hardware-virtualized GPUs with Multiuser GPU (MxGPU) technology delivers a simple, secure and cost effective solution for high performance virtual desktops and workstations.
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Community Specialist
TeamRGE (Patrick, Jits, Ruben)
TeamRGE (Patrick, Jits, Ruben)
TeamRGE (Patrick, Jits, Ruben)
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Product is supported (Not End Of Life )
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Long-term branch maintenance
Yes
No
No
  Maturity  
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Introduction date
01-05-2016
42401
42186
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Proven Technology
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Public enterprise references in Europe
Yes
No
No
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Public enterprise references in US
Yes
No
No
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Large community resource around GPU Virtualization - Datacenter
Yes
No
No
  Solution Pricing  
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Hardware
Contact vendor/OEM
Contact vendor/OEM
Contact vendor/OEM
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Software
Contact vendor/OEM
No
No
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Support
Contact vendor/OEM
N/A
N/A
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Education pricing
Yes
N/A
N/A
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MSP pricing
Yes
N/A
N/A
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Named User
No
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N/A
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Concurrent User
Yes
N/A
N/A
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VM based
No
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N/A
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Host based
No
N/A
N/A
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GPU board based
No
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N/A
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Free Trial software
Yes
Yes
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  Product Specification  
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GPU Model
GP104-895 - Pascal
Tonga - GCN 3.0
Broadwell Gt3e
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GPUs per board
1
2
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Transistors
7.2 bilion
5,000 Million
189 million
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Total board power (W)
50/75 Watt
265 W
15W
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GPU Clock - Base (MHz)
885 Mhz (1531 Mhz Boost)
1050 MHz
800MHz
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GPU Clock - Idle (MHz)