NVIDIA Unveils RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server GPU With Up to 5x AI Inference
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Updated · CIO Dive · Jun 8
NVIDIA Unveils RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server GPU With Up to 5x AI Inference
3 articles · Updated · CIO Dive · Jun 8
Summary
NVIDIA launched the RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server Edition as a single-slot, 165W GPU aimed at enterprise AI, video, analytics and virtual desktop workloads in existing servers.
Upgrades target customers still using older T4, L4, A10, A16 and A30 cards as larger AI models and heavier video workloads strain memory, power and data-center budgets.
Compared with the L4, the new card delivers up to 5x inference performance, 3x streaming performance and 50% more memory, while adding AV1 encoding and newer Blackwell architecture.
A single card can be split into two 16GB instances with Multi-Instance GPU, letting enterprises support multiple virtual workstation users and AI-enhanced applications without new racks or cooling.
The launch underscores NVIDIA's push to sell drop-in upgrades for enterprises seeking more AI capacity and video density without expanding server footprints.