From the ClearCube Technology Blog

Dear readers, the wait is over. We are here with part three of our CDI trilogy!
In part two, we discussed how Blade PCs optimize VDI performance and why you should choose them over vGPUs. Please click on this link for a quick recap.
Today, we shall focus on CDI Sentral Management Software as an IT strategy that allows you to reach smart business goals.

Choosing between thin vs zero clients for Virtual Desktop Computing is never easy. This is all the more so with the great number of choices in the market. Making a decision between these two takes time and technical thought. Companies that need more clarity on what they do and how they work would agree with this. All this is valid, considering how thin and zero clients can be similar in many ways.

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‘What is VDI?’
It comes as no surprise that this is a common question in the IT world. It is all the more so in non-technical forums where most continue to learn the concept of VDI.
Let’s start with a simple Virtual Desktop Infrastructure VDI definition. This technology isolates users’ applications from PCs and allows them to access the VM from client devices across a network. You can use your virtual desktop in the same way as you would interact with a physical desktop. The added benefit is you can gain remote access to your virtual desktop and applications anytime, anywhere and on any device.

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure VDI
‘What is VDI?’
This is technology that enables access to a desktop OS inside a VM on a central server in a data center. As a complete IT solution, it offers everything you need to host and manage a standard desktop system in the datacenter.

Competitive organizations maintain an organized workplace using leading technology, like Thin and Zero Clients, that allow them to focus solely on improving business and not have to worry about clutter.These businesses store their data and applications on a central server using these high-performance endpoints that give them all the benefits of a PC, but with added security, more powerful connectivity, seamless hardware/software upgrades and cutting-edge functionality.

ClientCube NET-8 is a unique Secure KVM and CAC switching zero client-based device used by intelligence agencies, military command centers, and high security agencies to enable access to up to eight classified and unclassified networks in one secure desktop appliance.

ClearCube Technology announced that it has introduced the industry’s first VMware-ready zero clients with integrated USB modules that provide up to 12 USB ports (seven USB 3.0 ports and up to five USB 2.0 ports, depending on zero client model).

ClearCube Technology announced that it has introduced the first PCoIP zero clients with two DisplayPort connections and with three additional distinct features.

ClearCube Technology announced that it has introduced the industry’s first VMware-ready zero clients that ship with USB 2.0 DVD Read/Write drives.

Customers of All OEM PCoIP TERA 1 Products have about one million zero clients with End-of-Life TERA1 chips that are ready for recycling so ClearCube Technology creates an easy Trade-In and Recycle to Upgrade Program.

Government initiatives for cyber security and Better Buying Power fueled ClearCube Technology finish FY 2014 with a strong uptick in federal government sales for its Zero Client desktop devices, Blade PCs and remote access Engineering Workstations.