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ClearCube Technology’s New Thin Client Deliver 4K Display and Maximize the Virtual Desktop Experience

AUSTIN, Texas — All Media for Immediate Release ClearCube® Technology, Inc. announces a new thin client for pro-users designed for high performance applications and demanding workflows.

The ClientCube by ClearCube Technology

The ClientCube lineup of consoles is an innovative cross-domain KVM solution that retains network separation while providing end users with seamless, secure switching between networks.

What Is a Zero Client?

A zero client is a highly secure endpoint designed for remote or virtualized computing. It offers robust protection and simplicity, making it ideal for high-security environments.

DFW International Airport Case Study

ClearCube Blade Server Workstation Computers support expansive flight information display systems. Adopting a centralized computing solution enabled DFW to simplify the maintenance and management of its flight information display system.

A must-see, innovative solution to your most common endpoint security risks

In today’s complex IT landscape, mitigating security risks is more challenging than ever.

Industrial & Fanless Thin Clients for Hot and Dirty Environments, Laboratories, or Quiet Zones

The term “industrial computer” can encompass a wide range of computing devices, from tiny Raspberry pi computers to large, complex, and specialized computer systems. We explore which Industrial & Fanless Thin Clients are ideal for hot and dirty environments, laboratories, quiet zones, and other demanding use cases.

MAC ID & CHEESE - Thin Client as an Industrial PC

A cheesy story about how Thin Client as an industrial PC reliably perform in tough manufacturing environments where traditional PCs fail

Friendly clients are better than mean clients, but are thin clients better than fat clients? - How Do Thin Clients Compare to Zero Clients

How Do Thin Clients Compare to Zero Clients? An easy-to-understand guide to the key differences and optimal uses of zero clients, thin clients, and thick clients.

NUC Computers with Native Fiber Network Connections - Fiber Capable NUC Computers

Providing Pre-OS Access via PCIe, unlike USB Dongle Adaptors

The Benefits of Virtual Desktop Solutions

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) involves facilitating access to a user desktop in a virtual machine (VM) that runs on a remote server. This technology stores desktop workloads in the VM so that users can interact with the OS through a remote display protocol.

Top 5 Workloads That Should be Moved to the Cloud Right Now

What is a Cloud Workload?
A cloud workload is the amount of work or applications that can be run on a private network. As our world adopts more virtualization, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and improved technology, companies are aiming to move higher percentages of workloads to the cloud.

Thin Clients vs Thick Clients

As the trend of taking on companywide virtual transformations becomes more popular and necessary, many companies are faced with the daunting task of deciding what type of endpoint device is best suited to meet their needs and create the best virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) for their business. This selection is far from simple as decision makers are faced with an abundance of variables that they must take into consideration and effectively contrast between multiple devices. Here at ClearCube, we are experts in crafting custom solutions that best fit each of our customers. This expertise makes us more than qualified to assist companies in making the intimidating decisions that come along with company virtualization advancements.