PLANO, TX - April 29, 2013 - HVE ConneXions, an innovator in virtualization solutions, announced an end-to end Pano Logic to VMware View migration that allows existing Pano Logic zero-client devices to remain functional. After Pano Logic's abrupt closure, many customers are left wondering what to do now with little to no support, and no way to add new devices. The core problem is the Pano Logic zero-clients rely on Pano's proprietary management interface. Now that Pano has gone under, there is no longer a supply chain for their zero-clients, and zero-clients made by other manufacturers are not compatible with the Pano management interface. This means if a Pano zero-client were to break, there's little chance of replacing it. Also, if more desktops are needed, there is no easy way to add them.  Furthermore, there are no updates.

"We had clients referred to us looking for a migration plan that would allow them to scale their VDI environment but not force them to rebuild the environment from the ground up....

Note: HVE ConneXions works with TexServe to provide affordable VDI solutions to Texas Schools.

PALO ALTO, Calif., Sept. 27 — VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW), the global leader in virtualization and cloud infrastructure, today announced continued momentum for desktop virtualization with Texserve, a technology provider for school districts and government agencies across the state of Texas deploying 10,000 virtual desktops using VMware View® for students, teachers and professional staff across 1,800 public and private school districts within Texas.

“Transforming legacy Windows desktops and applications into a managed service using VMware View® makes managing tens of thousands of desktops simple and easy,” said Vittorio Viarengo, vice president, End-User Computing, VMware. "As organizations come to realize the benefits of VDI and adoption increases, VMware View is being used in some of the largest deployments in the...

SAN JOSE, CA - April 23, 2012 - OCZ Technology Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:OCZ), a leading provider of high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs) for computing devices and systems, today announced that its SAS-based Talos 2 SSDs have been selected by HyVE (Hybrid Virtualization Engine) Systems for implementation within three high-compute platforms targeted for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) academic and corporate end user compute solutions. Providing stellar read/write input/output operations per second (IOPS) performance, high reliability and availability of stored data and desktop applications, the ability to grow with the HyVE Systems platforms, and cost-effectiveness, were the key attributes that aided in the selection of OCZ Talos 2 drives. Combining proven virtualization solutions with state-of-the-art, best-of-breed hardware products that support next-generation cloud requirements, the HyVE System VDI platform provides a cost-effective, high-performance environment that scales to the needs of their customers...