A GPU cloud desktop is a virtual desktop with access to GPU hardware for graphics and compute-heavy work. Instead of needing a high-end workstation locally, you can access the desktop remotely.
DaDesktop GPU desktops can be used for AI and machine learning, 3D design, CAD, video editing, rendering, simulations, and other GPU workloads.
Common use cases
- AI and machine learning
- 3D design and CAD
- Video editing and rendering
- Engineering and simulation
- Scientific computing
- GPU-enabled virtual desktops
How GPU desktops work
GPU passthrough
A whole physical GPU is dedicated to one desktop for full hardware access.
vGPU
The GPU is split into dedicated slices, each with its own VRAM. One physical GPU can act as several independent GPUs, one for each desktop.
Available GPUs
DaDesktop supports GPU-powered desktops with NVIDIA and AMD GPUs for different workloads. The right option depends on what you need to run and how much GPU capacity it requires.
View available GPUs to compare models, specs, and supported configurations.