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How HP Anyware and Z by HP workstations Enable Vanderbilt University’s Data Science Team
May 17, 2023

At NVIDIA GTC 2023, HP and Vanderbilt University, who were provided with products by HP, had an enlightening conversation about data science and...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, GPU, PCoIP Technology, HP Anyware, data scientists

Hewlett Packard Enterprise becomes a Teradici reseller
April 9, 2020

New reference architecture available for HPE ProLiant servers integrated with Cloud Access Software There are many modern industrial applications...

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TOPICS: VDI, GPU, NVIDIA, Cloud Access Software, virtual workstations, NVIDIA GPU, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, HPE ProLiant, NVIDIA RTX6000 GPU, reference architecture

AMD, Microsoft Azure, and Teradici Collaborate on Virtual Workstations with Flexible GPU Access
March 16, 2020

This blog post was first published in November 2019 and updated March 2020 with new information. UPDATE (MARCH 2020): Many of you have been following...

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TOPICS: Microsoft, GPU, Cloud Access Software, Microsoft Ignite, AMD, virtual workstations, Virtual Desktops

Cloud Access Software now supports more types of Google Cloud Platform users
March 12, 2020

This blog post was originally published in September 2019 and updated in March 2020 with new content. UPDATE (March 2020): There are currently...

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TOPICS: GPU, GPUs in the Cloud, Google Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, virtual display devices

Cloud Access Software Extends to AWS GPU Instances
November 22, 2017

Teradici Cloud Access Software is now supported on AWS G3 and EC2 Elastic GPU instances.

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Media & Entertainment, GPU, cloud graphics, VFX, Cloud Access Software, GPUs in the Cloud, Cloud, Cloud Workflows, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Workspaces, GPU-Accelerated Cloud, CAD in the Cloud, Workstations in the Cloud, AWS re:Invent, AWS, Cloud Access, Cloud Access Plus, G3 Instances, Elastic GPU, EC2 Elastic GPU

Google Showcases GPU-Accelerated Cloud Platform
March 16, 2017

Google's annual enterprise-focused event, Google Cloud Next took place last week in San Francisco. The three day event showcased Google's...

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TOPICS: Zero Client, GPU, Autodesk, Cloud Access Software, Events, GPUs in the Cloud, Google Cloud, Google, GPU-Accelerated Cloud, PCoIP Zero Clients, Google Next, Google Cloud Next, Adrian Graham, Autodesk 3DS Max, Schlumberger

Five Enterprise Cloud Predictions for 2017
January 13, 2017

2017 is the year that the Cloud becomes mainstream. It has been estimated that 92% of global data center traffic will come from the cloud by 2020,...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Cloud Computing, VDI, DaaS, Amazon Workspaces, Microsoft, Virtualization, Azure, Cloud Desktops, GPU, cloud graphics, N-Series GPU, LucasFilm, VFX, Industrial Light & Magic, Cloud Access Software, Cloud Migration, GPUs in the Cloud, Cloud, Cloud Access Platform, Cloud Workflows, Alta PCoIP Zero Clients, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Workspaces, GPU-Accelerated Cloud, Data Security, cloud solutions, Hybrid Cloud, Cloud Security, Workstations in the Cloud, Amazon, AWS Graphics Bundles, Amazon Workspace Graphics Bundle, ILM, Sony Pictures, AWS, Scanline

PCoIP Delivers Powerful 3D Mapping From The Cloud
October 28, 2016

"...a major milestone in the delivery of high-end graphics applications." John Meza, EsriMapping software leader, Esri has been taking advantage of...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Cloud Computing, Microsoft, Azure, NVIDIA Grid, GPU, cloud graphics, N-Series GPU, NVIDIA, 3D graphics, Cloud Access Software, Cloud Migration, GPUs in the Cloud, Cloud, Esri, ArcGIS Pro, GIS, GPU-Accelerated Cloud

Blast Extreme Does Not Measure up to PCoIP
October 17, 2016

VMware recently announced the release of the Blast Extreme protocol in VMware Horizon 7, built on the H.264 video codec. A lot of claims have been...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Zero Client, VMware, End-point Security, Remote Display Protocols, H.264, Blast Extreme Vs PCoIP, Blast Extreme, GPU, pcoip encoding, NVIDIA, VMware Horizon, Cloud Access Software, CPU Load, Battery Life, Linux, Horizon Protocols

Blast Extreme Requires GPUs to Deliver a Competitive User Experience
October 17, 2016

Graphics Processor Units (GPUs) are essential for delivering the rich, graphical experience for high-end, 3D applications such as CAD, GIS, Media and...

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TOPICS: PCoIP, Zero Client, VMware, NVIDIA Grid, Remote Display Protocols, H.264, Blast Extreme Vs PCoIP, lossless, Blast Extreme, Hardware Accelerator, GPU, pcoip encoding, NVIDIA, VMware Horizon, 3D graphics, latency, Bandwidth, Horizon Protocols