NVIDIA introduces Fleet Device Management at GTC Berlin, providing enterprise IT teams with centralized control over its AI hardware ecosystem, including RTX workstations and DGX stations.
NVIDIA is expanding its enterprise footprint by launching Fleet Device Management, a centralized platform that integrates its AI hardware suite—ranging from RTX PRO workstations to DGX Stations—into standard enterprise IT workflows. By enabling IT and security teams to deploy, secure, and govern these devices alongside existing infrastructure, NVIDIA is lowering the barrier to entry for large-scale AI hardware adoption in corporate environments.
It is a centralized platform introduced by NVIDIA to allow IT and security teams to deploy, secure, and govern NVIDIA-powered devices like RTX PRO workstations and DGX Stations.
The platform supports NVIDIA's full AI hardware suite, specifically mentioning NVIDIA RTX PRO workstations and NVIDIA DGX Station.
NVIDIA unveiled its Fleet Device Management platform at GTC Berlin, enabling IT departments to govern its full AI hardware suite through a unified interface. The tool integrates RTX workstations and DGX systems into standard enterprise security workflows, marking a strategic push to simplify AI infrastructure management for corporate clients.
It allows IT and security teams to deploy, secure, and govern NVIDIA-powered AI devices within an enterprise environment from a single control point.