NVIDIA L40

Overview

The NVIDIA L40 delivers unprecedented visual computing performance for the data center. Based on the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture with 18,176 CUDA cores, 568 fourth-generation Tensor Cores, and 142 third-generation RT Cores, the L40 is the universal GPU for professional visualization workloads — from enterprise-wide Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) to large-scale Omniverse digital twin deployments.

With 48 GB of GDDR6 memory with ECC and 864 GB/s of bandwidth, L40 provides massive headroom for complex 3D scenes, simulation data, and high-resolution video pipelines, all within a 300W envelope optimized for mainstream enterprise servers.

Key Features

• Ada Lovelace Architecture: 18,176 CUDA cores on NVIDIA’s 4nm process node.
• 3rd-Gen RT Cores: Hardware-accelerated ray tracing for photoreal rendering.
• 4th-Gen Tensor Cores: FP8 precision and DLSS 3 support for AI-accelerated graphics.
• 48 GB GDDR6 ECC: Large memory for immersive, complex 3D scenes.
• 4× DisplayPort 1.4a: Drives up to 4× 5K or 2× 8K displays simultaneously.
• 300W TDP: Balanced performance and density for enterprise server racks.

Technical Specifications

Ideal Use Cases

• Enterprise Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) with professional graphics
• NVIDIA Omniverse digital twins and collaborative 3D design
• Photoreal rendering, virtual production, and broadcast graphics
• Video encoding, transcoding, and streaming
• Computer-aided design (CAD) and simulation visualization

Why Choose This Product?

L40 is the go-to data center GPU when graphics is as important as compute. It excels in mixed workloads combining rendering, AI, and virtualization. Contact our team for vGPU licensing, Omniverse deployment planning, and multi-GPU server qualification.

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