Thai Computer

According to the company, the technology provides anywhere, anytime access to both centralized and distributed end-user environments through the integration of Quest vWorkspace client and Virtual Computer NxTop 3.0 enterprise platform.

The partnership said the offering will provide consolidated management across server- and client-hosted virtual desktops, enabling IT teams to build a single virtual desktop image for deployment to stationery and mobile users.

The joint solution will also feature tight integration with Hyper-V and System Center Virtual Machine Manager for virtual desktop creation, management and execution. NxTop Engine’s two-way Hyper-V compatibility will allow virtual desktops to execute on local personal computer hardware, and users of server-hosted desktops will benefit from Quest’s Earth Orientation Parameters enhancements for the Remote Desktop Protocol, including emerging Microsoft technology such as RemoteFX.