From the ClearCube Technology Blog

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

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.

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

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. 

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.

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.  

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Stratodesk, the leading global innovator in EUC management and OS software, and ClearCube Technology, Inc., a leading virtualization company, today announced its strategic alliance and partnership. As part of the Stratodesk Plus partner program, all of ClearCube’s solutions are certified compatible and an integrated solution with Stratodesk NoTouch OS and NoTouch Center.

Federal, State and Local Governments of all sizes rely on ClearCube blade workstations to power Emergency Operations Centers

What are the advantages to a virtual desktop?
If you have any plans to let your employees work from anywhere or if you have a need to consolidate and centralize the computers so IT has an easier time managing computers and all of the maintenance behind it; then your company should be considering virtual desktop infrastructure.

How ClearCube Benefits the Government
The technological advancements of today continually present beneficial opportunities for users. However, this modern trend of impressive progress is also the mechanism that has created the increase in security threats and breaches that terrorize many businesses and organizations. This only intensifies the need for top-of-the-line security solutions that can protect the highly confidential nature of government and military work. In order to effectively combat security concerns, the traditional computing system of distributing box PCs to each employee must be abandoned.

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is a revolutionary technology that many are familiar with but have never heard of. Words like “server” and “platform” can be confusing. To simplify it, VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) is a central location (data center) where the computers are hosted. This might be a physical location within your office like a server room or an online cloud like AWS.

Imagine that you are in charge of a manufacturing facility with 90 workers. Every single worker needs a computer to run their part of the supply chain. Each worker is a different height and the facility itself is dusty, warm, and on hot days will have fans running to cool the floor. There aren’t a whole lot of electrical outlets which makes plugging in a monitor and computer a frustrating concept.