GPUltra is a software solution to combine rendering power and memory of multiple GPUs to produce a single huge model in real time. GPUltra visualizes huge data sets which go beyond the capacity of a single computer.

Seismic surveys in the oil and gas industry produce data of the earth's subsurface to determine possible presence of oil and gas reservoirs. The volume of data coming from the surveys is huge. Reservoir models can also be vast with millions of cells. Seismic surveys and reservoir models are best analyzed when visualized. GPUltra fits the bill perfectly in as its main purpose is to present huge 3D models in real time.

GPUltra combines multiple GPUs as if they were a single one. Data is rendered on multiple GPUs on multiple computers across a cluster. Each computer renders a part of the data. The parts are sent and combined into a single animation frame on a dedicated computer. The combined frame is presented to the user.

GPUltra is optimized in many aspects. Utilization of GPU, CPU and network is as parallel as possible. Time of inactivity is thus very low. Moreover, the key parts of the platform are optimized at the algorithm and code level to get the most out of the CPU and GPU. The hardware usage is maximized in result. The architecture of the platform allows it to adapt to requirements and needs. It can be easily customized and extended.

GPUltra provides a web console to get insights into the system, control it and receive notifications when particular events happen. The same functionality is exposed via an API that can be used out of the box. The already existing API has possibility to extend nearly all components of the platform and make GPUltra easy to integrate with.