NVIDIA

Virtual GPU (vGPU) is the umbrella term for NVIDIA's software for virtualising the power of its GPUs across a network. By licensing users at the server level, organisations can deploy virtual PC, workstation or server profiles that allow remote delivery of desktop, professional graphics or high performance compute applications to any device, anywhere.

NVIDIA Omniverse is a cloud computing platform that enhances 3D visualisation and development workflows, providing a collaborative space accessible by multiple users. Omniverse obeys real-world physics, ensuring simulations are as accurate as possible, guaranteeing their integrity when transferred to the real world.

Omniverse enables the output from third-party visualisation applications to be used in a common USD (Universal Scene Description) format, making collaboration powerful, yet straight-forward. USD is more than a file format, it also includes powerful scene representation with an API that allows complex property inheritance, instancing, layering and a wide variety of other key features.