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…and finally, going to Brazil
It’s been an incredible year so far. Over the last months, Shawn Bass and I were busy testing various popular Windows remoting protocols in our vendor-independent labs. It was all about installing available remote desktop products out of the box on reference hardware and finding out how it feels like when using applications with differentContinue Reading
Written on November 30, 2010 at 1:53 pm, by Benny Tritsch
Continue ReadingVDI versus Reality
I have a long history in the remote desktop and remote application market, so for obvious reasons I like the notion of virtual desktops. But when creating slideware for a series of one-day TechTarget seminars on VDI I started thinking about the “reality” of VDI. A couple of VDI facts I collected are confusing butContinue Reading
Written on August 31, 2010 at 1:58 pm, by Benny Tritsch
Continue ReadingWill Cloud Computing Change the Application Landscape
A couple of weeks ago I was speaking at a German cloud and virtualization conference, dominated by attendees working at Internet Service Providers and physical datacenters. There were many sessions about cloud computing, but speakers were also covering topics like datacenter climate control and energy efficiency improvements. It is interesting to note, that there wereContinue Reading
Written on October 26, 2009 at 3:07 pm, by Benny Tritsch
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