Virtual-Q today announced the general availability of the ‘Q’, a new hosted desktop solution that enables organizations to significantly reduce their computing overhead and the costs associated with individual user workstations – including application delivery.
Category: Desktop Virtualization
Trend Micro Broadens Virtualization Security Strategy
Trend Micro announced today it is broadening its virtualization security portfolio to enable enterprises to fully leverage the benefits of their desktop infrastructures. Trend Micro’s strategy for desktop virtualization is comprehensive in terms of protection technologies, flexible in terms of deployment scenarios and proven, having been on the market securing virtual desktop environments and enabling maximum ROI since 2009.
Parallels Desktop Upgrade to Windows 7 Makes It Simple to Upgrade from XP, Vista
Parallels, the worldwide leader in automation and virtualization software, announced that Parallels Desktop Upgrade to Windows 7 is available today at Parallels.com and Amazon, and will be available at retail stores starting on May 31.
Fedora 13 Propels Open Source Innovation, Virtualization Enhancements
RALEIGH, N.C.: The Fedora Project, a Red Hat, Inc. sponsored and community-supported open source collaboration, today announced the availability of Fedora 13, the latest version of its free open source operating system distribution. Fedora 13 combines some of the latest open source features with an open and transparent development process. Fedora 13 includes a variety… Continue reading Fedora 13 Propels Open Source Innovation, Virtualization Enhancements
Leostream Connection Broker 6.5 Released, Eases VDI Management
Leostream, a leading developer of virtual hosted desktop software, today announced the release of Leostream Connection Broker 6.5, which further eases management of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and continues to improve the quality of the end-user experience.
Breakthrough Zero Client Technology Accelerates Desktop Virtualization
Wyse Technology and Citrix Systems, Inc., announced Wyse Xenith, the industry’s first zero client with Citrix HDX technology, fundamentally changing the user experience and economics of desktop computing for office-based workers.
Citrix XenClient Delivers Virtual Desktops “To Go” for Millions of Mobile Workers
Citrix Systems announced the first public release of Citrix XenClient, a new client-side virtualization solution, developed in collaboration with Intel, that allows centrally managed virtual desktops to run directly on corporate laptops and PCs, even when they are disconnected from the network. Representing a major milestone in the industry, XenClient is designed to provide the highest levels of performance, security and isolation through its bare metal architecture and integration with Intel® vPro hardware virtualization technologies.
First Zero Footprint Software Engine for Cloud Client Computing Announced
Today at Citrix Synergy 2010, the conference where virtualization, networking and cloud computing meet, Wyse Technology revealed the Wyse Zero engine. Wyse Zero is software that simplifies the development of cloud connected devices. Wyse Zero, which connects users to cloud computing services and virtual desktops with efficient communications and protocol technology, is already in use in millions of devices, including thin clients, handheld smart devices, and zero clients.