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Wyse Adds Multiplatform Support for Microsoft RemoteFX

March 19, 2010 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Wyse Technology today announced plans to support Microsoft RemoteFX technology, enabling rich media experience across all Wyse client platforms.

As desktop virtualization adoption continues to grow, end users and IT administrators are seeing the benefits of being able to experience a complete desktop experience on any device, and not be limited to a PC. For IT users, this enables the acceleration of desktop and application deployment; for end users they benefit from flexible work scenarios such as the ability to work from home.

In addition, information and applications are kept safe in the datacenter, reducing the risk of laptop data and simplifying the burden of regulatory compliance through central management. Finally, the integration of Microsoft RemoteFX with Wyse devices helps to increase remote worker efficiency, by quickly and securely connecting remote workers with the applications they need through a simple Web connection. These remote workers will have the equivalent of a PC experience, but with none of the management or security liabilities inherent in personal computers.

Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 is expected to be released at a later date. To receive the latest updates on Wyse client solutions, subscribe at http://www.wyse.com/wyseview/index.asp

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