Nvidia has now announced that its Quadro Virtual Machine Workstation (vWS) is now available on the Microsoft Azure market. The ability of Quadro vWS is to allow firms to run high-quality graphics applications in the cloud, using any of the cloudy graphics microprocessors of the highest and average Nvidia, such as P100, V100, P4 or P40. For clouds Azure this means, actually what VW Quadro have a chance to apply the graphics microprocessors Tesla from Nvidia with 24 GB buffer employees for any graphics microprocessor.

"We are focused on providing the best and widest range of GPU acceleration probabilities in the public cloud," said Talal Alkino, senior Director of Microsoft Azure, in the current announcement. "NVIDIA Quadro vWS expands the choice of graphics microprocessors in Azure by providing massive prof working stations in the cloud to cater to the needs of the most demanding applications from any appliance in any space.”

The obligation of the virtual workstation, of course, in fact that you can just turn them up and down as needed and pay only for their implementation. And all basic infrastructures are managed by someone else, like software and driver updates, in addition to all the monetary calculations that come into power when renting workstations in the cloud.

Nvidia says, in fact, that these working stations must be all the more exciting to users in these sectors of the economy, as architecture, joy, oil and gas and creation.

It is worth noticing, in fact that personal virtual proletarian power Microsoft's Windows Azure supports Quadro vWS graphics microprocessors Tesla. Indeed, virtual desktops and connectivity for their graphics microprocessors have similarly been an area of interest for the Azure team in recent months.