Moore Threads Unveils MT vGPU 2.7.0: A Breakthrough in Cloud Computing Graphics

March 18, 2025 – Moore Threads has officially launched MT vGPU 2.7.0, a groundbreaking update to its cloud GPU driver that significantly enhances graphics rendering performance, compatibility, and cloud computing efficiency. This latest release marks a major milestone in domestic GPU development, pushing the boundaries of computing power and user experience.

March 18, 2025 – Moore Threads has officially launched MT vGPU 2.7.0, a groundbreaking update to its cloud GPU driver that significantly enhances graphics rendering performance, compatibility, and cloud computing efficiency. This latest release marks a major milestone in domestic GPU development, pushing the boundaries of computing power and user experience.

DirectX 12 Support: A First for Domestic GPU Cloud Computing

With MT vGPU 2.7.0, Moore Threads has achieved a major technical breakthrough by introducing DirectX 12 support for cloud-based GPUs in China. DirectX 12, one of the most critical graphics APIs on the Windows platform, optimizes parallel processing capabilities of modern GPUs, enabling higher-quality rendering for cloud applications.

Additionally, OpenGL 4.2 has received major performance enhancements, delivering optimized acceleration for Blender, CAD software, and other professional design applications. This ensures smoother operation when handling complex 3D models and high-resolution graphical content, making cloud-based workstations more efficient and responsive.

Industry-Leading Display Capabilities

The new MT vGPU 2.7.0 driver is designed to meet high-performance display demands, featuring:

8K resolution support for unparalleled clarity in cloud computing.

144Hz refresh rate combined with 10-bit HDR, eliminating latency and screen tearing.

Seamless support for 4K/8K cloud workstations, bringing cinematic and esports-grade visual quality to cloud desktops.

Enhanced Compatibility, Performance, and Efficiency

Moore Threads has made significant improvements in driver compatibility and virtualization performance, including:

DKMS driver support, covering Linux kernel versions 4.19 to 5.10, ensuring seamless integration with leading cloud platforms and domestic operating systems.

One-click host driver upgrades, simplifying deployment and maintenance.

vGPU hot-plugging and guest driver hot-upgrades, ensuring continuous uptime and improved operational efficiency.

In benchmark comparisons, MT vGPU 2.7.0 outperforms its predecessor, delivering:

30% higher single-instance performance.

80% lower average virtual machine load compared to traditional cloud desktops.

15% better application compatibility, expanding from single-use scenarios to full-scale cloud computing coverage.

Paving the Way for a More Efficient Cloud Computing Era

With digital transformation accelerating across industries, traditional cloud computing solutions face challenges in graphics compatibility and efficiency. Moore Threads’ MT vGPU 2.7.0 solves these limitations by integrating DirectX and OpenGL support, enabling cloud computing to transition from simply "usable" to truly "optimized."

Moore Threads remains committed to full-feature GPU solutions, ensuring cloud-based computing can power a wide range of applications, including enterprise productivity, education, and entertainment. With its advanced GPU acceleration technologies, MT vGPU 2.7.0 is set to redefine cloud computing performance, making cloud-based computing a driving force for enterprise innovation.

About Moore Threads

Founded in October 2020, Moore Threads specializes in full-feature GPU solutions, providing accelerated computing infrastructure and one-stop AI computing solutions for global industries. With a vision to become a globally competitive GPU leader, Moore Threads aims to power the next generation of AI-driven digital transformation, leveraging GPU acceleration for artificial intelligence and digital twin computing.

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