The XiT4 Inference Server, powered by the NVIDIA® T4 Tensor Core GPUs, is a fan-less hardware platform for AI, machine learning and 3D vision applications.

Google Cloud today announced that Nvidia’s Turing-based Tesla T4 data center GPUs are now available in beta in its data centers in Brazil, India, Netherlands, Singapore, Tokyo and the United States.

The Google Cloud Platform is the first cloud vendor to provide its customers with access to NVIDIA's professional Tesla T4 GPU, via a beta program with instances available for customers from ...

Nvidia officials said Google is planning to use the T4 chips in its systems that power its cloud platform, and a range of other vendors—including Microsoft, Cisco Systems, Dell Technologies, IBM ...

With Turing fast approaching for consumer cards, Nvidia is bringing new GPUs to market for data center and the HPC universe as well. Last week, the company announced its new T4 GPU family ...

NVIDIA Turing T4 GPU Breaks Record For Data Center Adoption, Google Cloud First To Offer Tesla T4 by Michael J. A. Sexton — Tuesday, November 13, 2018, 10:59 AM EDT Comments ...

In the cloud, users of Amazon Web Services (AWS) will soon be able to make use of Nvidia Tesla T4 GPUs with EC2 G4 instances, with general availability slated for the coming weeks, and a preview ...

Google LLC today announced it’s making Nvidia Corp.’s low-power Tesla T4 graphics processing units available on its cloud platform in beta test mode. The move is significant because Nvidia’s ...