ViewSonic this week announced that the SC-T47 thin client and SD-A245 smart display client has won Cloud Computing’s 2014 Product of the Year Award. Presented by Cloud Computing magazine, the award honours vendors with the most innovative, useful, and beneficial cloud products and services that have been brought to market in the past year.
The ViewSonic SC-T47 thin client provides an economical and feature-rich virtual desktop solution along with the capability to drive four 1080p displays. Featuring Citrix Ready–HDX Verified status, the SC-T47 ensures amazingly fast, high-speed virtual desktop performance with excellent 2D/3D graphics capabilities. With integrated WiFi, four DVI outputs and five USB ports, the SC-T47 provides connectivity for a wide range of displays and peripherals for optimal productivity.
ViewSonic’s SD-A245 smart display clients provides a flexible all-in-one, locked-down and extremely secure desktop solution. It features 1080p Full HD resolution and 10-point capacitive touch for superior intuitive user interaction. The SD-A245 comes preinstalled with the Citrix Worx Home app for easy enrollment and management under the Citrix XenMobile environment. The SD-A245 is a complete multimedia display with WiFi, Bluetooth, integrated 2M pixel webcam, and speakers. Versatile connectivity includes HDMI/MHL, 4-port USB, SD card reader and RJ45 LAN.
This award cements ViewSonic’s leadership in the cloud computing space, and it should be something that gets them a lot of attention.
VMware to Offer Google Cloud Platform Services on vCloud Air
Posted in Commentary with tags Google, VMWare on January 31, 2015 by itnerdVMware has announced an expanded agreement with Google to deliver greater enterprise access to public cloud services via VMware vCloud Air. As part of this agreement, Google Cloud Platform will be tightly integrated into vCloud Air, providing enterprise customers with greater access to industry-leading cloud services on VMware’s hybrid cloud platform.
The initial set of Google Cloud Platform services that will be available on vCloud Air include:
Expected to be available later this year, existing VMware vCloud Air customers will have access to the new services under their current service contract and existing network interconnect, and simply pay for the Google Cloud Platform services they consume. The two companies also announced they are exploring extended management support for Google Cloud Platform as part of VMware’s award-winning vRealize Cloud Management Suite.
You can learn more about the VMware and Google Cloud Platform announcement via these blog posts:
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