Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/16/2018 -- A graphics processing unit (GPU) is a hardware that is designed to modify memory in order to accelerate the creation of image. The primary purpose of GPU is to facilitate real-time 2D/3D graphics, videos, or visual computing. GPU helps in smooth functioning of heavy videos and graphics. GPU chips nowadays often come as an embedded hardware in a computer; however, it can also be purchased independently. Primarily, the GPU is used by graphic designers; however, gaming enthusiasts or designer hobbyists also use these chips to enhance the video and image quality.

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A virtual graphics processing unit (GPU) extracts graphics on a virtual machine's (VMs) host server rather than on a physical end-point device. A virtual GPU allows an individual to share the GPUs present in a computer system among the other applications being executed in a cluster. Therefore with a virtualized framework, numerous applications being executed in different or the same cluster node can share one or more GPUs located in other node of the cluster.

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Therefore, the deployment of virtual GPU is expected to reduce the total number of GPUs installed in a cluster. In addition to the significant increase in overall GPU utilization, the virtualization of GPU is also expected to dramatically reduce the total energy consumption at a premise. When an application, a power point for instance, runs without a GPU, it consumes approximately10-12% of the CPU energy and it can even go up to 30% occasionally. However with the deployment of virtual GPU, the average energy consumption is restricted to not more than 5%.

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Apps and technologies that will benefit from virtual GPU are the graphic intensive applications such as Photoshop and CAD. Additionally, other applications such as Microsoft Office, web browsers, as well as modern and advance operating systems will also obtain benefits from virtual GPU.