Nvidia Unveils Ada Generation GPU Featuring 19.9 Billion Transistors

Nvidia has introduced its RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU, a graphics processing unit engineered for AI-accelerated design and visualization.

This new RTX model, featuring 19.9 billion transistors, enhances performance, versatility, and AI capabilities, making it an ideal solution for professionals across diverse industries.

As generative AI reshapes various sectors, businesses are increasingly selecting hardware that matches the demands of their workflows. The RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU meets this requirement by integrating AI, graphics, and compute technology into a compact, workstation-friendly design.

The RTX 2000 Ada excels in professional workflows, achieving up to 1.5 times the performance of its predecessor, the RTX A2000 12GB, in areas like 3D environment creation, design reviews, and industrial design. With 16GB of memory, it supports modern multi-application workflows, allowing professionals to efficiently utilize AI-powered tools, multi-display setups, and high-resolution content.

Leveraging Nvidia RTX technology, the GPU introduces Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), delivering ultra-high-quality, photorealistic ray-traced images over three times faster than previous models. This innovation enhances graphics and boosts enterprise virtual-reality workflows, particularly in product design and engineering reviews.

Architects and urban planners can accelerate their visualization processes with this GPU, while product designers and engineers can utilize its rendering capabilities for rapid iteration and generative design. Content creators also benefit from efficient editing of high-resolution videos and images, utilizing AI for realistic visual effects and content assistance.

In embedded applications and edge computing, the RTX 2000 Ada facilitates real-time data processing for medical devices, optimizes manufacturing through predictive maintenance, and enhances AI capabilities in retail environments.

Several industry leaders, including Dassault Systèmes for Solidworks applications, Rob Wolkers Design and Engineering, and WSP, have embraced the RTX 2000 Ada's power. Users have praised its compact design, exceptional performance, and innovative 16GB of RAM.

“The new NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada, with its next-generation architecture and power efficiency, significantly benefits Solidworks users,” said Olivier Zegdoun, R&D director for graphics applications at Dassault Systèmes. “It provides outstanding performance for designers and engineers, enabling the development of innovative products with full model fidelity, even with larger datasets.”

Rob Wolkers, owner and senior industrial design engineer at Rob Wolkers Design and Engineering, highlighted the GPU’s ability to handle large datasets in full fidelity and generate renders quickly, positively impacting productivity.

The RTX 2000 Ada incorporates advanced features of the Ada Lovelace GPU architecture, including third-generation RT Cores for swift ray tracing, fourth-generation Tensor Cores for improved AI throughput, enhanced CUDA cores for better graphics and compute workloads, and twice the performance efficiency within the same power consumption.

The GPU will be available through global partners and major manufacturers like Dell Technologies, HP, and Lenovo starting in April. Attendees at Dassault Systèmes’ 3DExperience World can witness live demonstrations of Solidworks applications powered by the RTX 2000 Ada at the Dell, Lenovo, and Z by HP booths.