Intel and Citrix XenDesktop
Centralized manageability and uncompromised user experience
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Triple your Windows 7 desktops on the same server footprint
The combination of Citrix XenDesktop running on Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 with Hyper-V hosted on an Intel Xeon processor 5600 or 7500 series-based server is producing breakthrough results for desktop virtualization. These platforms make large-scale deployments of virtualized Windows 7 desktops simpler, faster, and cheaper. The combination of these three elements radically increases virtual desktop density, which enables the delivery of more virtual desktops per server and thereby reduces TCO — helping you to do more with less.
Balancing Desktop Virtualization with Citrix HDX and Intel Core Processors
Citrix HDX MediaStream, through a process called adaptive orchestration, automatically senses intelligent clients and balances where rich media file types are processed. The result is a uniquely capable and truly optimized use of available computer resources that delivers high-density, centrally managed desktops and an uncompromising user experience when intelligent clients are present. With the combination of Citrix HDX and Intel-powered intelligent clients and servers, this solution provides organizations with cost effective, highly efficient, optimized computing models for enterprise-scale desktop virtualization environments.
Simple and Secure Remote Desktop Management
Citrix XenDesktop, deployed in conjunction with Intel’s 3rd Generation Core vPro processors, delivers uncompromised IT centralized manageability and end user experience. This combination provides users with a full desktop PC experience and IT with simple, secure remote desktop management and hardware-based security, resulting in reduced TCO. Together, Citrix and Intel provide a robust desktop and PC management solution.
