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Articles for the keywords: VDI
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22 Apr 2013
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Articles on the Release of Oracle VDI 3.5 [30534]
Online Anthology for German and English Readers
Matthias Muller-Prove has compiled a list of articles on the Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 3.5 release. Here are just some:
- New Oracle VDI and Oracle Sun Ray Software releases by Wim Coekaerts
- What's New in Oracle VDI 3.5? by Andy Hall
- Brand new VDI and Sun Ray Software releases! by Chris Kawalek
- Oracle Desktop Virtualisation Information and Documentation Links by Daniel Cifuentes
- Umfangreiches neues Oracle VDI 3.5 und Sun Ray 5.4 Release von Rolf-Per Thulin
- Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure und Sun Ray Software mit Plugin für Enterprise Manager 12c von der DOAG
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22 Apr 2013
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Making Storage the VDI Solution, Not the Problem [30614]
Storage Switzerland, April 9th, 2013
"Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) has found a niche in call-center types of environments where very large numbers of workers run essentially the same desktops. But in the broader market VDI hasn't seen the same success, a fact typically blamed on the high cost of supplying storage performance that's adequate to deliver a satisfactory user experience..."
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29 Mar 2013
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What's New in Oracle VDI 3.5? [30345]
An Overview with Fat Bloke
Fat Bloke reviews the just-released Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure version 3.5, a major new release which introduces some great new features, among them enabling VDI deployment that can start with a single server, yet scale to the Enterprise. His post summarizes some of these features:
- Smarter Virtual Desktop Management with both personal and application hard drives
- Richer User Experience, with new platforms that allow Windows Media applications (Player and IE plugins) to get accelerated by intercepting the high level codec and using built-in assists on the client to display media on to the screen.
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11 Mar 2013
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Is Storage Saving Virtual Desktop Infrastructure? [30236]
InformationWeek march 11th, 2013
"While virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) projects have been steadily increasing over the last few years, 2013 is seeing a significant spike upward in terms of both interest and actual implementation.
There are two reasons for this. First, the cost of the client has come down while its capabilities have gone up. This is thanks to thin clients, tablets and thin laptops.
The other reason for the increase in adoption is that storage roadblocks to successful adoption, like performance and cost, are quickly being minimized -- if not eliminated all together. In fact, a case could be made that the removal of these storage roadblocks is the top reason behind the increased adoption of VDI..."
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18 Feb 2013
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Thought Leaders Offer Bold Predictions [29961]
eWeek Feb 14, 2013
All IT sectors have changed so much in the last few years that it is difficult to fathom how the pace of all this can continue. But count on it: This will continue. Data storage, which used to be a relatively simple-to-run component inside IT environments when it was directly attached to servers, has morphed completely in this era of virtualized everything... Some brave prognosticators discussed their views for the next 12 to 18 months with eWEEK. Here's what they had to say..."
- Storage: Enterprise Systems Become More, Not Less, Confusing
- Storage: Flash Will Fundamentally Upset the Status Quo
- Hybrid Clouds Will Soon Be a Leading IT Deployment
- Security: The Signature Era Is Ending
- Security: Malware Will Jump Platforms
- Mobile: BYOD Will Prove a Windfall for Windows 8, VDI Adoption
- Multiple Devices Force VDI Adoption
- IT Administration: Flat IT Budgets Tip the ROI scale for VDI
- Software Development: Open Source Will Win Infrastructure Deals
- Data Center: Focus Shifts From Construction to Running Them Efficiently
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