Customer driven computing firm SUNDE has launched an
innovative and productive solutions namely Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
(VDI), a new architecture of virtualization in the market. This new VDI solutions will support the IT businesses to regulate and control the workloads
and administrative tasks and provide stream-lined management and security of
data.
It is told that VDI enables to run multiple desktop
operating systems and applications inside virtual machines that resides on a
server in the data center. These OS inside virtual machines are called virtual
desktops. You can work with virtual desktops like you would work with a
physical one. Virtual desktops enhance the availability and efficiency of
resources and reduce maintenance costs thereby increasing funds for innovative
creations for the growth of the firm.
Nowadays, companies fight hard to manage the growing
demands of users for solutions along with rapidly evolving new technologies and
data storage requirements, thus making them struggle thousands of physical
systems in order. Virtual desktops help reduce these chores by promoting
multi-tasking with multiple applications running on a single physical server.
Also they help in providing data security by easing down back-up plans and
minimize potential risks.
SUNDE offers such multi-purpose VDI with unique and
powerful Diana zero clients that will help firms achieve their place in the
field. Diana zero clients are true zero clients that will help to create
virtual desktops. These zero clients are small and simple without any software,
memory, CPU, OS, drivers or power supply. They only have the necessary hardware
to start a conversation with the network and begin network protocol processes
and display server output. They centralize the software, processing and
management up to just what runs on the server, leaving behind little more than
a keyboard and monitor at the user’s desk. The impact zero clients weigh less
than 300g and use up only 5 watts when fully active and less (below 0.2 watts)
during sleep mode when fully active.
The architecture preferred by SUNDE-VDI includes a
physical PC/server, a hypervisor, virtual desktop agent with management console
and remote desktop display protocol and an endpoint device. SUNDE provides
their free own protocol: SUNDE-VDI to its users for communication and uses
VirtualBox as hypervisor for managing the virtual machines. SUNDE virtual
desktops with Diana zero clients need efficient bandwidth and stable network
environment to receive fast, smooth, better and seamless high quality video.
SUNDE VDI with Diana provides a fully capable and true native Windows desktop
that can be accessed by any untrained person.
SUNDE’s VDI solutions bring agility to businesses
because they group the data as a common pool making them available and flexible
to all at a premise. They also help to save, store, edit or back up data within
the data center which can be accessed by a person from any location. They help
to reduce maintenance costs and power consumption and e-waste and prove to be
eco-friendly. Data loss due to hardware failure or data theft can be prevented
and network integrity is maintained. They also provide user isolation and
personalization to consumers and cost-effective to various schools and firms.
SUNDE’s other products include H4 zero clients for
terminal services that help multiple users share untapped resources from and
within the single PC/server without any virtualization. They use Microsoft’s
standard RDP and NetPoint software to receive easy access to various
applications.
SUNDE’s new VDI promotes the growth of businesses
with continuous and progressive performance and defines them to be highly
productive in the global market.
Article submitted by: SUNDE is a global provider of
virtual desktop solutions with zero
clients for Terminal Services and Virtual Desktop Infrastructures (VDI).
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