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Inside Teradici: Getting to know Don Listwin, Chairman
August 10, 2016

Inside Teradici is a new series that provides insights and musings from the company’s leadership team. Today, we sat down with Teradici’s Chairman of...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Cloud Computing, Pervasive Computing Platform, Cloud Desktops, Don Listwin, Hyperclouds, Interview, Cisco, Inside Teradici, Q & A, Cloud Workspaces, Getting to know..., IBM

Bringing the PCoIP Experience to Azure
August 4, 2016

In July, we hinted that there would be big things happening at this year’s SIGGRAPH, thanks to our partnership with Microsoft. At the conference,...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Cloud Computing, Zero Client, Pervasive Computing Platform, Media & Entertainment, Microsoft, PCoIP Workstation Access Software, NVIDIA M60, Azure, Cloud Desktops, GPU, Randy Groves, SIGGRAPH, cloud graphics, Autodesk, Nuke, N-Series GPU, Maya, Wacom, NVIDIA, Cloud Workspaces

Workstations in the Cloud - A Beginner's Guide
July 14, 2016

Join us on July 19th, 2016 for an upcoming webinar, “A Beginner's Guide to Workstations in the Cloud,” where we will be discussing how you can...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Cloud Computing, Remote Workstation, CAD, PCoIP Workstation Access Software, Cloud Desktops, CAM, Jon Peddie Research, Randy Groves, Webinar, cloud graphics, Alex Herrera

The PCoIP Protocol: A Decade of Focus on User Experience
May 5, 2016

If you’ve been following Teradici’s blog, you will have already learned all about our history and where we’re headed. Now, we’d like to start...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Cloud Computing, VDI, DaaS, Zero Client, Remote Workstation, VMware, Pervasive Computing Platform, Amazon Workspaces, Microsoft, PCoIP Workstation Access Software, HTML5, H.264, Cloud Desktops, Blast Extreme Vs PCoIP, Blast Extreme, GPU, Microsoft Build, User Experience, VMware Horizon, Horizon Protocols