Citrix Enhances Market Leading HDX Technology…NEW HDX 3D!
Today Citrix announced a new breakthrough addition to its market leading HDX Technology, ensuring a high-definition virtual desktop experience even for the most demanding high-end professional graphics environments. The new HDX 3D technology, available as a feature of Citrix XenDesktop, delivers a rich, high-definition desktop experience applications to users in any location, over any network. Combined with the full portfolio of HDX technologies in XenDesktop, the new HDX 3D capability allows organizations to leverage talent globally, while still housing data centrally, assisting in real-time collaboration among disperse design teams while still ensuring the security of critical intellectual property. HDX 3D is part of an extensive range of HDX technologies from Citrix that go well beyond a single protocol to address potential problems in all parts of the IT infrastructure, from the datacenter, to the network, to the device. Combined with the company`s groundbreaking HDX Adaptive Orchestration technology, XenDesktop can also dynamically adapt to changes in the environment by applying the best technologies for each unique user scenario (see http://hdx.citrix.com for more detail).
Now Citrix XenDesktop and XenApp with HDX technologies can deliver virtual desktops and applications to all office-based users within the enterprise – including the most advanced professional graphics power users – through a single desktop virtualization product. Other technologies being introduced to the market consume excessive amounts of bandwidth and are only capable of delivering slow and frustrating performance such as, user click and mouse response time, over the wide area network (WAN).
XenDesktop with HDX 3D provides the best performance possible over the WAN, and over a local area network (LAN), HDX 3D consumes 10x less bandwidth1 than alternatives while still providing a high-definition user experience. This allows IT to implement virtual desktops without going through any expensive network upgrades.
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