The UDS Enterprise team presented in a crowded webinar the new features incorporated to the new version of the popular software for virtualization of desktops, applications and remote access to physical and virtual machines.
Partners, customers and a great number of members of the UDS Enterprise community were able to see first-hand the usefulness of the new functionalities added to this VDI broker.
As you may know, last week we released the new version of our software for desktop, application virtualization and remote access to physical and virtual machines. In the announcement of this release we already revealed the most outstanding new features and functionalities that we have incorporated to UDS Enterprise 3.0
Now we’d like you to have the opportunity to get to know them in a practical way, to see first hand their use in a real VDI environment and learn to make the most out of them. That’s why we have scheduled a webinar for next Thursday, November 19 at 16h CET.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched a new device with which they once again have shaken up the market. It is a compact keyboard that incorporates a purpose-built board based on Raspberry Pi 4 and costs $70. They have also launched for $100 a kit that includes a mouse, microSD card with its own installed operating system, an HDMI cable, power supply and a guide for beginners. You only need a screen to start using this affordable computer, which can be used as connection client to the virtual desktops and applications managed and deployed by UDS Enterprise.
This week we have welcomed November and, as we usually do at the beginning of each month, today we bring you the Top 3 most read articles in our blog throughout the previous month.
In the first place, we find the publication that talks about the compatibility of our software for desktop, application virtualization and remote access with one of the new VMware solutions: ESXi-Arm. UDS Enterprise supports this new hypervisor, which adds to the list of options offered by our connection broker to deploy Windows and Linux virtual desktops on 64-bit ARM architectures.
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