Supercharge your datacenters with Hyper V and virtualized GPUs

Dive into new GPU features on Windows Server and Azure Stack HCI, including GPU failover clustering and GPU partitioning (GPU-P). GPU-P, or GPU virtualization, is a new feature that allows users to share a physical GPU-P device with multiple virtual machines. With GPU-P, each virtual machine (VM) gets a dedicated portion of the GPU capacity instead of the entire GPU. This translates into more cost efficiency for your organization as you can assign GPU resources where needed. Join us as we share more on this new feature and run through multiple exciting demos.
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[@brettalarson]

RemoteFX vGPU was just fine until it was removed. Microsoft still has no replacement for a simple home lab or small business that want's youtube video's like this one run smoothly in a RDP session. Your solution costs around $50,000 and nvidia licensing from a company that will not return the small IT departments phone call.