The company is also putting its latest Turing tech -- recently seen in ray-tracing ready 20-series GPUs for gaming desktops -- into its TensorRT Hyperscale Inference Platform based on new T4 GPUs. While the Quadro RTX workstation GPUs for developers feature up to 576 of its Tensor cores, the T4 packs 320 Turing Tensor Cores, 2,560 CUDA and 16GB of RAM cores into a small PCIe form factor ready to be packed into servers powering all of the cloud-type AI services that are so popular lately. NVIDIA's TensorRT software is the other part of the package driving "Intelligent Voice, Video, Image and Recommendation Services."