Virtual Cable has released the new version of its software for virtualization of desktops, applications and remote access to physical and virtual machines. UDS Enterprise 3.0 is now available for download on our website.
Students of the Chimborazo Higher Polytechnic College (ESPOCH in Spanish) in Ecuador were able to complete their IT practices during the time the university was closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic using cloud virtual with UDS Enterprise. The company developer of this software, Virtual Cable, together with its partner Lobo Brothers Technology, provided totally altruistic access to their VDI cloud platform in OVHcloud. This action is part of the initiative Open Solidarity, whose objective is to provide free technological solutions.
We start the month of October preparing the ranking of the most read articles on our blog during September. Amavir Case Study is the publication that has registered the greater amount of visits. There, it is explained how desktop virtualization has helped them to simplify the IT management of 41 nursing homes for the elderly spread over 7 autonomous regions. This organization has opted for a VDI cloud solution with UDS Enterprise.
UDS Enterprise 3.0 Release Candidate is now available exclusively for all our subscribers. The VDI broker team has made the new version of the software available to all its clients, so that they are the first to try the wide range of possibilities it offers in terms of administration, management and user experience.
UDS Enterprise has always been closely linked to educational environments. So it is not surprising that many students choose this software as the cornerstone of their projects. This is the case of three students who have completed the Administration of Computer Network Systems course at the Nicolau Copèrnic Institute, in Terrassa (Catalonia). Cristian Gallardo, Manuel Farfán and Marc Sisó have used UDS Enterprise for their Final Degree Project, which they have titled MCM & CLOUD. They have documented how to offer virtual desktops and applications through a web browser with UDS Enterprise and XCP-ng, the Open Source hypervisor based on XenServer.
