NVIDIA TensorRT is a high-performance deep learning inference library designed to optimize and deploy models across diverse hardware platforms, including NVIDIA GPUs, CPUs (via TensorRT's CPU fallback), and edge devices (e.g., Jetson). It supports model optimization techniques like layer fusion, precision calibration (e.g., FP32 to INT8), and dynamic tensor memory management, ensuring efficient execution tailored to each platform's capabilities. This makes it ideal for the team's need to process large datasets and deploy models universally, a key component in NVIDIA's inference ecosystem (e.g., DGX, Jetson, cloud deployments).
DIGITS (Option B) is a training tool, not focused on deployment optimization. Triton Inference Server (Option C) manages inference serving but doesn't optimize models for diverse hardware like TensorRT does.
RAPIDS (Option D) accelerates data science workflows, not model deployment. TensorRT's cross-platform optimization is the best fit, per NVIDIA's inference strategy.