Ziad Lammam, Global Head of Teradici Product Management, HP said “IT teams can future-proof their infrastructure today with new capabilities. From ZCentral HP pulled in features like remote collaboration. HP Anyware will use PCoIP (which is secured by AES 256 encryption and Multifactor Authentication) as the remote display protocol. These desktops can be accessed from PC, Mac, laptop, tablet, thin and zero clients regardless of where the workforce is located.

They can be physical or virtual machines. This product allows users to connect to Windows, macOS and Linux desktops regardless of if they are hosted in the cloud, on-premises, or on the edge. HP is pulling the best parts from their ZCentral and Teradici product lines into a single unifying product.

Today, HP announced the HP Anyware for Digital Workspaces, which is a merger of these two technologies.

HP ZCentral Remote Boost originally started out as HP Remote Workstations Software, which became HP Remote Graphics Software (RGS) and today’s known as ZCentral Remote Boost which, along with HP ZCentral Connect which acts as a connection broker between remote desktops and remote workers. Although PCoIP is Teradici’s best-known product they also have CAS, which acts as a connection broker between remote desktops and remote workers.

It is used by VMware Horizon and AWS workspaces. PCoIP, which is Teradici’s remote display protocol, has been used by many companies and has more than 15 million users worldwide. Last July when HP announced that they would acquire Teradici, we were curious to see what would come of this paring.

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