Wyse Technology claims its latest thin client, the Wyse R10L, is the "fastest" with a superscalar 1.5GHz GPU which supports dual high-res displays, as well as rotation and L-shaped modes.

The client is built on R10L hardware and the latest Wyse ThinOS 7.0. ThinOS takes advantage of a unique unpublished API which therefore provides built-in protection from viruses and malware. 

The R10L uses Wyse's Zero engine cloud software and ThinOS multiprotocol capability. It updates and configures itself automatically, without the need for separate management Read more...

Teradici's PC-over-IP technology keeps large video and animation files in the server room and off the desktop.

This PC-over-IP protocol compresses, encrypts and encodes computing at the data center and transmits it "pixels only" across a standard IP network to PCoIP-enabled desktop devices.

PC-over-IP technology allows enterprise PCs and workstations to be centrally managed in a data center while providing high res, full frame rate 3D graphics and HD media, with full USB peripheral interoperability, locally over a LAN or remotely over a high-latency Read more...

Microsoft Goes to War on Cloud Effort

Microsoft creates a new division, putting all of its SMB resources in a single multibillion dollar division to convince SMB solution providers that it’s time to be leading with cloud services like Microsoft’s Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS), the new Windows InTune systems management software/service and the Azure cloud platform.

Microsoft’s annual Worldwide Partner Conference kicks off with the company’s loudest message that "Microsoft partners need to be “All In” with the cloud, just like Redmond itself."

Founded in 1975 with a £2500 investment by Sir Peter Rigby, SCC has grown into Europe's largest independent reseller.

Below is a link to a video of an interview with Sir Peter Rigby, on stage with our own Editor-in-Chief, Bob Snyder.

"I think there are many service-led opportunities. In some respects, I wonder why a small-medium enterprise, or even a middle-sized enterprise wants to have it's own IT function. Why bother? They're not going to keep up to date with these things."

"They're just basically maintaining things. It's very Read more...