#NVIDIA WORKSTATIONS

NVIDIA released new sets of GPUs for PC workstations for desktop and several for professional laptops. [caption id="attachment_303639" align="alignnone" width="720"] Nvidia RTX for desktop workstations[/caption] The NVIDIA RTX A5500 for desktops is based on GA102 GPU running 10,240 CUDA cores—same configuration as the RTX 3080 Ti. [caption id="attachment_303640" align="alignnone" width="720"] Two Nvidia RTX A5500 connected via NVLink[/caption] Furthermore, RTX A5500 has a laptop equivalent based on GA103 chip with 7,424 CUDA cores (parallel with the laptop RTX 3080 Ti), which is nearly less than 30% from its desktop counterpart. Other NVIDIA offerings include RTX A500 having the smallest Ampere based GPU for laptops with 2,048 CUDA cores and 4 GB of VRAM. Watch the videos below showcasing the power of the desktop and laptop version of NVIDIA RTX A5500. The Tegra K1 powered NVidia Shield tablet is now official and will be priced competitively (starts at $299) and will have an optional wireless controller. The Shield tablet will be NVidia's opportunity to showcase its most powerful mobile procesor, the Tegra K1. Earlier today, NVidia announced that they will be rolling out a firmware update for their popular Android-based gaming console which brings all the good stuff that Android KitKat has to offer, as well as a new feature called Remote GameStream. Read more in our articles including "NVIDIA intros RTX A5500 GPU for desktop workstations, laptop version and more" and "NVidia Shield Tablet with Tegra K1 starts at $299".