All posts tagged NComputing vSpace
NComputing vSpace Now Plays Nice With Windows Multipoint Server 2011
Desktop virtualization company NComputing has announced technology integration between its vSpace virtualization software and desktop devices, and Microsoft’s Windows Multipoint Server (WMS) 2011 multiuser operating system.
NComputing Debuts X350
NComputing has added another offering to its X-series product line. The new X350 is designed specifically for organizations that want to economically and efficiently add users for
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Sun Microsystems To Acquire Parallels For $ 205 Million (Updated)
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Breaking: Diane Greene Leaves VMware, Paul Maritz To Become CEO and President
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NComputing Debuts X350
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Video Interview: Werner Vogels, CTO Amazon on Virtualization and the VC Threat
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Video: Interview Mike Grandinetti, VP & Chief Marketing Officer with Virtual Iron (VMworld Europe 2008)
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Insight Venture Partners outbids Dell for Quest Software at $25.75 per share in cash
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Aqua Connect Sues Code Rebel, Alleging Reverse-Engineering Shenanigans
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Virtual Bridges Appoints CFO; Iser Cukierman Joins Executive Team
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Virtacore Names Phill Lawson-Shanks As CTO
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Red Hat Launches Virtual Storage Appliance For Amazon Web Services
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