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Quadro was a sub-brand NVIDIA used for professional workstation graphics cards since the early 2000s, running parallel to the consumer GeForce series; NVIDIA gradually de-emphasized the Quadro brand around 2020, renaming Ampere professional cards the RTX A series, the Ada generation the RTX 6000, and in 2025 introducing the RTX PRO prefix for the Blackwell generation.
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