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Life & fun · December 14, 2022

Software for Remote GPU-over-IP

We built installable software for Windows & Linux that makes any remote Nvidia GPU accessible to, and shareable across, any number of remote clients running local applications, all over standard networking.

Software for Remote GPU-over-IP launched on December 14, 2022 with 138 votes, #264 of 3,688 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

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In plain words

This software allows Windows and Linux users to access and share remote Nvidia GPUs across multiple client machines running local applications over standard networks. The installable tool bridges remote graphics processors with local computing environments, enabling distributed GPU resource sharing. It is designed for developers and organizations needing flexible access to GPU computing power without requiring dedicated hardware at each workstation.

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From the sources

Juice Community Version Public Release. Contribute to Juice-Labs/Juice-Labs development by creating an account on GitHub.

Juice is GPU-over-IP : client/server software that allows GPUs to be used over a standard TCP/IP network. Run the Juice server on a machine with a physical GPU, and then immediately access that GPU from any machine with the Juice client software. Client applications are unaware that the physical GPU is remote and no modifications are necessary to application software . Juice client and server software runs equally well on physical machines , VMs , and containers on both Linux and Windows . The only hard requirements are a GPU to serve and a network connection between the client and server. GPU capacity is increasingly critical to major trends in computing, but its use is hampered by a major…from github.com

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