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NoMachine runs Linux remotely rendered, accelerated desktop sessions using Nvidia’s Tesla M60

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Accessing graphics intense workloads over remote networks is challenging due to latency and bandwidth requirements which can impact user experience. Thanks to NoMachine’s support for GPU-accelerated H.264 encoding provided by the NVENC APIs, complex 3D applications, such as CAD/CAM design, medical, or other GPU-enabled apps are rendered and displayed with the best possible accuracy and performance.

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