900-2G183-0000-001

• Turing Architecture Datacenter Accelerator Card
• 585 Megahertz Core Clock
• ECC Memory Supported
• Single-Slot PCIe 3.0 x16 Form Factor
• 250W Recommended System Power Supply
• Professional and Datacenter class, Supplied 10 per Bulk Pack

The NVIDIA 900-2G183-0000-001 is a Tesla T4 accelerator card built on the Turing architecture, supplied as a single-slot PCIe 3.0 x16 card with a 585 MHz core clock, ECC memory support and a 250W recommended system power supply. Per the product title it carries 16GB of memory, although no memory attribute is recorded in this entry. A datacenter inference accelerator differs from a workstation graphics card in having no display outputs and in being built for passive cooling in server airflow rather than carrying a fan of its own. Note this record holds only fifteen attributes, with no memory size, memory type, bandwidth, core count or TDP recorded and a placeholder dash in the Power Connectors field, so the full specification should be taken from the manufacturer datasheet.

The T4 was designed as an inference and video-transcoding accelerator for scale-out servers, and that is still where it is deployed: real-time model inference behind web and API services, video encode and decode farms for streaming and video surveillance, virtual desktop infrastructure, and light training or development work. Its appeal is density rather than peak performance - a single-slot passively cooled card at low power lets a 1U or 2U server carry several accelerators without an airflow or power redesign. Demand today is largely for expanding and sustaining installed T4 fleets, and for cost-sensitive inference where a current-generation accelerator cannot be justified. Buyers should confirm the target server supports passively cooled accelerator cards, since the T4 has no fan and depends entirely on chassis airflow to stay in specification.