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, and yet already we see the cloud becoming the “new normal” when it comes to IT infrastructure.
For the past two years, we have seen forward-thinking organizations go all in on the cloud, while others have adopted an approach that embraces the cloud for only new IT investments. Based on the growing pressures and opportunities of the cloud, we offer the following predictions...
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
"...a major milestone in the delivery of high-end graphics applications." John Meza, Esri
Mapping software leader, Esri has been taking advantage of the new N-Series Azure virtual machines, running its ArcGIS Pro in the cloud with the support of Teradici Cloud Access Software.
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
With the fantastic advancements being made in cloud technology, customers need to sort through all of the hype to avoid making quick decisions that unnecessarily lock them into a specific cloud or cloud software stack.
Cloud adoption is being driven by many factors including business efficiencies, reduced technological burden, increased collaboration for an increasingly mobile workforce, adaptability and the ability to scale operations easily and quickly.
Topics:
PCoIP,
Cloud Computing,
Zero Client,
VMware,
Amazon Workspaces,
Microsoft,
Azure,
Remote Display Protocols,
H.264,
Cloud Desktops,
Blast Extreme Vs PCoIP,
lossless,
Blast Extreme,
Hardware Accelerator,
VMware Horizon,
Cloud Access Software,
Cloud Migration,
Cloud,
Cloud Access Platform,
Amazon Web Services,
Google Cloud,
Google,
Softlayer,
Horizon Protocols
Available now in technical preview, Microsoft Azure’s new N-Series virtual machines with NVIDIA GPUs open up a range of new accelerated compute scenarios.
Last month, Microsoft's Karan Batta shared the Ignite stage with NVIDIA's Sagar Rawal and our own Randy Groves to demonstrate the groundbreaking capablities of these GPUs in the cloud.
Topics:
PCoIP,
Media & Entertainment,
CAD,
Microsoft,
Virtualization,
Azure,
NVIDIA Grid,
Cloud Desktops,
CAM,
GPU,
AutoCAD,
Randy Groves,
cloud graphics,
N-Series GPU,
NVIDIA,
Cloud Access Software,
GPUs in the Cloud,
Cloud,
Microsoft Ignite,
Cloud Workflows,
Gaming,
Karan Batta,
Visualization,
Compute,
Sagar Rawal,
Remote Desktop,
CAD in the Cloud,
Virtual Machines
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, we showed off accelerated graphics applications – including Autodesk Maya – running on Microsoft Azure, leveraging the new N-Series virtual machines, delivered via Teradici PCoIP Technology.
Our show highlights include longtime Teradici customers from all the major studios who stopped by to see what’s new and were wowed by our live demos running from Azure. They had the opportunity to try out Nuke with a Wacom tablet as well as Autodesk Maya from a PCoIP zero client. Customers were excited to learn that they could leverage their existing zero clients to connect to the Azure cloud. And Teradici CTO Randy Groves presented two informative sessions in the Microsoft Theater – Bringing the PCoIP Experience to Azure and Revolutionize Workflow and Collaboration for Large Compute and Rendering Projects.
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
Topics:
PCoIP,
Cloud Computing,
Media & Entertainment,
CAD,
Microsoft,
PCoIP Workstation Access Software,
End-point Security,
Azure,
NVIDIA Grid,
GPU,
SIGGRAPH,
Autodesk,
Adobe
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 focusing more on the PCoIP protocol: the architecture, how it compares to other protocols, our history of innovation, and what Teradici has planned for PCoIP down the road.
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
*UPDATE: Teradici and Microsoft Azure to turn heads at SIGGRAPH 2016!
Teradici’s CTO, Randy Groves, just stepped onto the stage with Karan Batta, Program Manager on the Big Compute team for Azure, at this year’s Microsoft Build 2016 Conference and gave a live demo of Teradici’s PCoIP Workstation Access Software running Adobe Premiere and Unigine Heaven on Microsoft Azure. Randy showed how Teradici enables high-performance applications to work from the Cloud with the same rich end-user experience users have come to expect from locally-installed applications.
Topics:
PCoIP,
Cloud Computing,
Remote Workstation,
Video Editing,
Media & Entertainment,
CAD,
Microsoft,
PCoIP Workstation Access Software,
NVIDIA M60,
End-point Security,
Azure,
NVIDIA Grid,
Adobe Premiere,
Unigine Heaven,
CAM,
GPU,
AutoCAD,
Microsoft Build
