NVIDIA Tesla GPUs to Run on Google Cloud Platform Early Next Year
Published2016.11.22 19:02NVIDIA (CEO Jensen Huang) announced that NVIDIA Tesla P100 GPUs and Tesla K80 GPUs will run on the Google Cloud Platform starting early next year.
With the power of the NVIDIA Pascal GPU architecture now available in the cloud, enterprises have another powerful option to put their data to work and develop AI services.
This announcement brings Tesla GPUs to Google Compute Engine (GCE) and Google Cloud Machine Learning (GCL) users worldwide on the Google Cloud Platform. The Tesla P100 delivers up to 12x better neural network training performance than previous-generation GPUs, enabling it to power highly computationally demanding applications with high performance and efficiency.
The Tesla K80 GPU accelerator, with its exceptional performance and enhanced data processing capabilities, helps researchers make scientific discoveries and enhances developers' web services. When utilizing NVIDIA GPUs on the Google Cloud Platform, customers pay for services based on per-minute usage.
Cloud computing is transforming entire industries by making it easier for businesses to analyze data and derive insights. At the heart of this trend, NVIDIA is leading a new era of AI services and applications by delivering the highest-performance GPUs used as compute engines in the cloud. All major deep learning frameworks and over 400 industry-leading applications are accelerated by NVIDIA GPUs.
GPU computing allows businesses to leverage their data in the cloud without the additional costs of building a local data center. Furthermore, they can adjust computing power, increasing or decreasing it, based on business needs.
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