NVIDIA (CEO Jensen Huang), a leader in AI computing technology, has unveiled the latest RTX GPUs that support demanding workflows and hybrid tasks.

NVIDIA unveiled a new RTX platform and seven Ampere architecture GPUs on the 1st.

The newly unveiled NVIDIA RTX A500, RTX A1000, RTX A2000 8GB, RTX A3000 12GB, RTX A4500, and RTX A5500 laptop GPUs expand accessibility to AI and ray tracing technologies, delivering groundbreaking performance regardless of location.

The NVIDIA RTX A5500 desktop GPU combines the latest generation of RT Cores, Tensor Cores, and CUDA Cores with 24GB of memory to provide exceptional rendering, AI, graphics, and computing performance.

The ray tracing rendering speed of this combination is twice that of the previous generation, and the motion blur rendering speed is nine times faster.

The new NVIDIA RTX GPU is the latest generation of NVIDIA RTX technologyIt is equipped with [the necessary components] to accelerate graphics, AI, and ray tracing performance. These GPUs are also included in the NVIDIA RTX platform. The RTX platform includes NVIDIA GPU Accelerated Software Development Kits, toolkits, frameworks, and enterprise management tools.

With the latest GPUs, you can also enjoy the benefits of acceleration provided by the NVIDIA Studio platform. This includes optimizations for using RTX hardware in 75 of the best creative applications, dedicated tools such as NVIDIA Broadcast and Canvas, and NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform for real-time advanced 3D design and collaboration.

NVIDIA RTX GPUs have been certified by independent software vendors for over 50 professional applications. This certification system provides users with reliable graphics and computing experiences through testing and development.

Looking at customer use cases, M4 Engineering, an aerospace engineering firm that leads the conceptual design, analysis, and development of aircraft, is one of the first companies to adopt the NVIDIA RTX A5500.

Brian Rotty, Principal Engineer at M4 Engineering, explained, “Our versatile production development workflows are benefiting greatly from the NVIDIA RTX A5500 and 24GB of memory. Our teams are now able to process larger CAD and CAE datasets than before. The key here is that we can simultaneously interact with and iterate over large datasets by leveraging the extra GPU memory headroom and computing power provided by the RTX A5500.”