Wyse Technology, the global leader in cloud client computing, today announced that it will be exhibiting, speaking, and demonstrating its integration of unified communications and virtualization as part of the Cisco Virtualization Experience Infrastructure (VXI) at Cisco Live US at Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV from July 10-14.

Wyse Technology, this week is previewing the first high-performance software based zero client with Microsoft's new RemoteFX technology, expected to further accelerate adoption of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and cloud computing on Microsoft virtualization platforms.

Wyse Technology, the global leader in cloud client computing, today featured its support for RDP 7.1 with Microsoft RemoteFX at Microsoft Tech Ed Europe 2010. RemoteFX from Microsoft enhances the remote desktop experience for users that connect to virtual and session-based desktops and applications over a network. With RemoteFX, users will be able to leverage server resources for high fidelity graphics and audio on their virtual workspace from a broad range of client devices including very simple, low-cost thin client devices.

The market for thin client is more open than it was three or more years ago and a lot of us are unsure which thin client to use in our virtual desktop infrastructure. We are also unaware of the options available to us. Based on the feedback from a previous article – Panologic vs. Wyse I have collated a list of thin client manufactures/suppliers. I hope list will act as a thin client guide or somewhere for you to start on your road to VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) implementation.

Wyse has announced that they will be collaborating with IBM through their Virtual Infrastructure Access service. Wyse is already a global leader in thin computing solutions will work with IBM Global Services division – also a world leader in IT services.

"Wyse has been a customer of IBM for some time, but this is a much more formal relationship," David Angwin, director of marketing for Wyse EMEA”.

If you are administering or thinking of implementing a virtual infrastructure then you will hear about the new kid on the block - 'Pano Virtual Desktop'. Pano (by Pano Logic) is a new desktop device design to replace your desktop in your VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) environment. Some say it is the answer to cloud computing and virtualization.