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Thin-client giant Wyse gobbled by Dell

Someone's in a hurry to pump clouds into desktops

Dell's PC-on-a-stick landing in July: report

Wyse up, suckers, could this be a new set-side-stick?

HP confesses love for Citrix with mobile thin client

'Intends' to stream the heck out of graphics

Microsoft aims thin clients at the classroom

Updated Windows Terminal Services reborn
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Thin-client firm offers fat margins

A German maker of thin-client hardware has set up shop in the UK. Called IGEL Technology, the company has hired Simon Richards, previously at Wyse, to build a channel-only business here. Apparently, the UK is the biggest thin-client market in Europe and server-based computer sales are growing at a lick, according to IDC. IGEL …

VIA to push thin-client concept at big business

VIA is to launch a marketing programme that hopes to persuade big business it needs thin-client PCs rather than full-spec desktop systems. Dubbed the Connected Client Initiative (CCI), the scheme will be launched in Taipei later this week. VIA's pitch is that thin clients are ideally suited to slot into server-hosted "software …

Euro PC shipments plummet into bottomless pit of DOOOOM

11th quarter of decline, 20pc drop on last year - Gartner

Startup makes thin clients look chubby

VMworld The zero client
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Bromium launches security-through-virtualisation tech in the UK

Bromium has arrived as a sales force in the UK market with its strategy for making desktop computers secure using virtualisation technology. The firm, which already employs a R&D/engineering team in Cambridge, has now added sales and support operations for the UK and wider European market. It's also looking to recruit channel …
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Take a deep breath: This is THE year of 'end-user computing'

What exactly is end-user computing (EUC)? There are so many different definitions that even vendors can’t agree on a single version of the truth. These range from VDI technology to file sharing across multiple devices to platforms that let you access cloud-based apps. What is clear is that just like cloud computing, …

Dell forges GPU-enriched virty rack workstation

Quadro graphics and Tesla compute tag team

Dell's server, net bizzes do well, but PCs slammed as expected

Wannabe software unit loses money in fiscal Q1

Thin clients catch VDI for VMware access

Remote PCs are challenging Citrix and WTS, claims IGEL

Suppliers get a shot at £4bn worth of gov hardware deals

From tablets to servers and storage

New £4bn UK.gov IT shopping centre slips launch deadline

Exclusive We name who will (probably) be pumping tech into Blighty's public sector

Ultra-thin client to close digital divide

OSS solution mooted at MS conference

Image-conscious IBM wants to service thin clients

Put your fat PC on a virtual diet

NEC adds VoIP to thin clients

Prefers VMware to Citrix for virtual PCs
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MokaFive's VDI bares it all

Virtual desktop infrastructure upstart MokaFive – which has the audacity to do VDI mostly on the client with only out-of-band management residing on central servers – has delivered its bare-metal hypervisor for its MokaFive Suite 3.0, augmenting hosted VDI that it has been selling for more than two years. The MokaFive BareMetal …

Opinion

Alexandre Mesguich

Cloud, virtualisation, mobile tech require fatter pipes

Joe Fay

Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
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Tim Ayling

Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to

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