What is Multi-User PC Virtualization and how does it work?
Using standard desktop hardware and software, a
single PC can be virtualized into up to 6 autonomous workstations. You
simply need enough video cards to support the additional monitors. There
is nothing like it on Windows desktops. There are "appliance" vendors
that can turn a PC into multiple workstations, but they lock you into
their proprietary hardware in order to do so. Our solution is the only
solution on the market that works with Windows XP Pro™ (and soon to be
Windows 7™). How does it work?
The is based on an intelligent CPU and GPU
balancing system. The software balances the host PC resources between
the computer’s CPU and the video cards’ GPU. Those resources are
distributed between the workstations according to their needs so there
is no degradation in performance. Each workstation works as an
independent virtual machine. These are the different types of balancing
systems:
Process (Priority) Balancing System. PC
Virtualization defines the priority of each application’s process
running on the cluster. No application can run above the Normal
priority.
Service Balancing System. PC Virtualization sets the priorities of the host PC services in order to optimally balance the resources.
Graphic Balancing System. PC Virtualization adapts the "speed" of any 3D graphic applications or full screen animation processes.
What cost savings would your organization realize with no degradation in PC performance?
This is no longer the future,
it is a reality. Imagine the hardware and energy savings as well as
your staff's time to maintain a fraction (say 1/5) of the systems they
currently maintain. Think about not only the economic impact, but the
positive environmental impact for implementing such a "Green-Tech"
solution.
Virtualization of servers is now mainstream
throughout the world...and for good reason, it works! It saves money. It
simplifies architecture. It's eco-friendly. However, we hope to take
your company to the next level by putting together a PC (hardware) plan
that could save your company hundreds of thousands, even millions of
dollars. A typical ROI is 3-9 months. .
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