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So with the release of Arch, Teradici makes a move for Microsoft Remote Desktop Services. Teradici was a hardware company and only moved to software with the VMware View opportunity, but Teradici seems they don’t want to be a one trick pony.

I understand Teradici’s move to broaden their scope and support Microsoft RDS.

leverage existing infrastructure with this simple add-on software solution.

use the APEX server offload card to protect and ensure a consistent user experience regardless of task and activity level.

enable the TCO savings experienced with low maintenance PCoIP zero clients and eliminate the need for expensive VPN products.

support the use of ultra-secure PCoIP zero clients that comply with stringent government and security mandates and are immune to virus invasion.

provide a rich, interactive experience over any network (LAN, WAN and wireless) using the PCoIP protocol.

broker and manage both VMware View and RDS session desktops through VMware View Manager.

The PCoIP protocol is now available for use with terminal services for more performance over any network type and access to the PCoIP ecosystem of products including low maintenance, ultra-secure zero clients. The only mixed PCoIP/RDP environments I have seen in my work are View environments where both protocols are used to connect to the same View desktops to use MMR instead of PCoIP acceleration. I wonder how many of these mixed environments exist.

This solution should be an ideal solution for enterprises with mixed environment of VMware View VDI and Microsoft RDS. The final product release is expected in Q3 2013.

Teradici has been forced to delay the release of Arch due to a scalability issue but a new tech preview will still allow enterprises to familiarize themselves with the product. This should provide better user experience and access to the entire PCoIP ecosystem, PCoIP thin clients, APEX accelerator cards, etc. Teradici Arch is asoftware-based solution that enables the use of the PCoIP protocol for Microsoft RDS as an alternative to Microsoft RDP. This week Teradici, creator of the PCoIP protocol, released a technology preview of their new product named Teradici Arch.