Computing Software - Wyse Virtual Desktop Accelerator

Features Platforms Use cases Get it now! See it in action!Software-only acceleration of virtual desktops and applications
Accelerates Citrix ICA and Microsoft RDP protocols
Works on high bandwidth wide area networks (FLP Fat Long Pipes)
Accelerates connections to Citrix XenApp, Citrix XenDesktop, VMware View and Microsoft Terminal Server and Microsoft Hyper-V VDI
Enhances Wyse TCX software suite functionality across wide-area networks
Enhances Wyse Collaborative Processing Architecture performance
Enables per connection maximum bandwidth usage control
Leverages built-in security of underlying protocols (e.g. 128-bit encryption for RDP and ICA)

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Wyse VDA accelerates Microsoft RDP and Citrix ICA protocols by up to 3 times on networks with up to 300ms latency and at least 768 kbps downstream bandwidth.

Wyse VDA means organizations can deploy thin computing to more remote users - while minimizing additional network costs, and avoiding the need for regional datacenters. Organizations that have already deployed thin computing using regional datacenters will be able to achieve significant cost-savings through datacenter consolidation.

Today, poor network performance for thin computing protocols can reduce user experience, forcing organizations to limit deployment scope, deploy additional datacenters, use higher cost networks, purchase expensive hardware accelerators and even fall back to costly legacy techniques (client-server). In addition, Public Cloud centers are sparsely distributed today, only providing low latency access in limited markets.

Wyse Virtual Desktop Accelerator
Improves user experience for virtual desktop infrastructure, including public and private clouds
Wyse Virtual Desktop Accelerator (VDA) is a software-only solution for Wyse thin clients and supported PCs. Wyse VDA delivers the best user experience for the network bandwidth allocated to users, neutralizes the effects of network delays (latencies) and errors (packet loss) for thin computing, making it suitable for more remote-site, branch, or field-based users.

Improves user experience for virtual desktop infrastructure, including public and private clouds