NVIDIA Partner · UK
Passively cooled PCIe accelerators for inference, virtual desktops, rendering, training and HPC — supplied in certified, tested servers.
NVIDIA's data centre GPUs are PCIe accelerators built to live inside rack servers. Most have no fans of their own and rely on the chassis to push air through them from front to back. The range runs from low-power cards for inference and virtual desktops, through combined graphics-and-AI cards for rendering and mixed workloads, to high-memory accelerators for training and HPC.
Picking the card is only half the job. A passive accelerator in the wrong server will throttle or fail, so we check every build against NVIDIA's certified server list, size power and cooling for your rack, and test the complete system before it arrives at your UK data centre or comms room.
Training and HPC
Training and HPC
Training and HPC
Ampere accelerators in X variants
Graphics plus AI
Graphics plus AI
Inference and video
Inference and VDI
Virtual desktops
Compact, low-power inference
Specifications are summarised from manufacturer information and can change between revisions. We don't publish prices here — for current pricing and stock, see the shop.
Build, integration and support from our UK engineering team
We match each card to a server that can power and cool it, checking risers, slot layout and airflow against NVIDIA's certified systems list.
Every GPU server is stress tested under sustained load in our workshop before it is dispatched.
We install the data centre driver, CUDA, vGPU and NVIDIA AI Enterprise, and set up the licensing so it is working on handover.
We rack, cable and commission the servers on site, and handle warranty claims and advance replacements afterwards.
Trade members get free technical support on every order and unlimited engineer time — help with configuration, drivers, software and troubleshooting, for as long as you own the kit.
Usually not. These cards depend on server fans for cooling and will overheat in a typical desktop case. For a desk-side machine, look at our workstation GPUs instead.
It depends on model size, concurrency and the server you have. Low-profile cards such as the L4, A2 and T4 suit compact, power-limited servers, while the 80GB A100 and H100 hold much larger models. We size it against your actual workload.
Yes. We normally supply the complete system — a certified server, GPUs, storage and networking — tested together as one configuration.
Yes. We install and license NVIDIA vGPU on your hypervisor. See our software and licences page for the licence types.
Tell us what you need to run and where it has to live. An engineer will come back with a recommendation, not a sales script.