The world looks very different from a year ago, but one thing remains the same. Whether people are remote or in the office, employees including professional designers, game developers, and engineers need access to workstation-class performance to run their applications and to be their most productive.

Ever since Microsoft’s introduction of its new NVv4 instances in Microsoft Azure, a lot of attention has been rightly focused on the underlying technology. And to be sure, the 2nd Gen AMD EPYC processors and AMD Radeon Instinct GPUs underpinning the NVv4 physical platform enable state-of-the-art virtualization solutions for GPU-accelerated workloads in the public cloud.

With the arrival of NVv4 instances for Microsoft Azure, decision-makers in many industries, education and government are asking themselves whether cloud-based virtualized desktops can meet their stringent requirements, both in terms of high productivity a

With the arrival of NVv4 instances for Microsoft Azure, decision-makers in many industries and universities are asking themselves whether cloud-based virtualized desktops can meet their stringent requirements, both in terms of high productivity and financ

The Oil and Gas sector places tremendous demand upon IT infrastructure. Extraction, mining, and drilling projects may cost billions, span multiple years, and are often geographically distributed. With the arrival of Microsoft Azure’s latest GPU-enabled NV

With all the excitement around the general availability of Microsoft’s Azure NVv4 instances, I wanted to reshare this MxGPU white paper that AMD’s Tonny Wong created when we first launched the SR-IOV based GPU virtualization architecture. This is a great

The financial services industry is no stranger to virtualization, having already come to appreciate the advantages it offers for satisfying important IT requirements such as centralized data security, enhanced mobility, and improved disaster recovery capa

Microsoft’s announcement of its new NVv4 virtual desktop instances got me thinking about the many industries that may benefit from expanding virtualization. With fractional GPU functionality built on AMD Radeon GPUs, NVv4 suddenly makes it feasible to app