From virtual workstations to large-scale modeling and simulation applications, modern visual computing and scientific applications are becoming increasingly complex and extensive. Companies need data center solutions that offer extreme performance and scalability with versatile features to meet the diverse computing demands of these increasingly complex workloads.

The NVIDIA L40 delivers unprecedented visual computing power for the data center, providing next-generation graphics, computing, and AI capabilities for GPU-accelerated applications. Based on the Ada Lovelace GPU architecture, the L40 features third-generation RT Cores that enhance real-time ray tracing capabilities, and fourth-generation Tensor Cores with support for the FP8 data format, delivering inference performance of over one petaflop. These new features are combined with the latest generation CUDA Cores and 48 GB of graphics memory to accelerate visual computing workloads from high-performance virtual workstation instances to large digital twins in NVIDIA Omniverse. With up to twice the performance of the previous generation at the same power consumption, the NVIDIA L40 is uniquely positioned to provide the visual computing power required for modern data centers.