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VDI Client Comparison

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Thick, Thin, and PCoIP Zero Clients

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Repurposed PCs to Thin Clients

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Thin Clients

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PCoIP Zero Clients

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Total Cost of Ownership Review

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Architecture Comparison

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Summary

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No Operating System

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No configuration

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No moving parts

Thick, Thin, and PCoIP Zero Clients

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A conventional PC

with Operating System

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Requires significant

local processing power,

memory and disk storage

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Stripped down

Operating System

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Manages initial start-up

and connection to the

desktop server

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Decreases initial cost of VDI, but can increase ongoing expenses

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Open-source software to strip PC down to bare bones is a major effort

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Testing configuration across PC hardware platforms to develop a deployment

methodology is time-intensive

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PCs need constant software level maintenance, regular OS patches, and updated

antivirus software

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PCs have an average lifespan of 4 years; a repurposed PC has the same

hardware and same lifespan

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Repurposed thin client PCs require more maintenance than a dedicated thin or

zero client

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Media ports and hard drives are vulnerable to security breach, thin client software

on top of an operating system is still susceptible

Repurposed PCs

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Extra management

required with a PC

Managing the Repurposed PC

Only configuration changes

are needed on a zero client

Configuration Changes

View Client for Windows/Linux Graphics, Network and other Device Drivers “Hidden” W

indows or Linux OS reliability and security upd

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No moving parts, consumes less power than a PC, costs less than a PC

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Flexible

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More secure than a PC, no hard drive or removable media ports so users cannot

install unauthorized software

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Requires higher skill level of IT staff for deployment and maintenance, may

include training and outsourcing costs

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Thin client vendors charge recurring maintenance fees for access to firmware,

client OS’s, and patches

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With PCoIP zero clients we are never scrambling to repair

someone’s computer.

BRIAN DIAL Network Administrator; Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP

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47 fps

Performance Comparison:

Tera2 Zero Client vs. Typical Thin Clients

DM8148 ARM CortexTM-A8 1GHz

Thin Client

VIA Eden X2 U4200 1GHz DualCore

Thin Client

AMD G-T48E DualCore 1.4GHz Thin Client Tera2 Zero Client

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PERFORMANCE COMPARISON (AVERAGE MPPS)

Performance measured playing video content on 1 monitor, full screen, 1280x720 resolution Mpps = Pixel transfer rate between server and client – mega pixels per second.

fps = frames per second

14 fps

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PCoIP Zero Clients

Features

Benefits

Powerful hardware decode

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Teradici TERA

processor for PCoIP

Multiple form factors

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Available from 50+ vendors

Desktop devices, All-In-Ones, even a notebook

Zero maintenance

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No OS, browser or drivers

No codecs, patches or viruses Ultra secure

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No local storage, just a 5MB firmwareNo attack surface, no application data, just pixels

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ZERO CLIENTS

HAVE ALREADY SHIPPED

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No local storage

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Only hardware decode for encrypted PCoIP data

Centrally Managed Persistent Data

Highest Level of Security

and Ease of Management

Persistent application data

locked down in VDI server

Encrypted PCoIP pixels are sent

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Best VDI client on the market for security-critical deployments

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No Windows/ Linux OS and no hard drive

A Comprehensive Suite of Security Features

SECURITY FEATURE SECURITY BENEFIT

No Windows/Linux OS No viruses or spyware, no patches, no maintenance

No persistent user data No local storage to lock up at night

No application data sent over network Only fully AES-encrypted pixels are sent over the network

SIPR hardware token support Supports secure SIPR authentication mandated by DoD

802.1x network authentication Allows network devices to be authenticated before use

Fiber support (100BASE-FX) Fiber option to further secure endpoints on network

IPv6 ready Ready for government mandates for IPv6 deployments

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Power and Cooling

< 15 watts

of power

Consumes

as much as

120 watts

PCoIP

Zero Clients

PCs

Saves 800kWh+

per year plus the

cooling to dissipate

all that energy

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PC WITH MONITOR ZERO CLIENT WITH MONITOR

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ZERO CLIENTS RE-PURPOSED PCs Operating System Hardware Client with no

application operating system Windows or LinuxOperating System

Hardware Platform Simple zero client architecture, no fan

or hard disk

Multiple mechanical components

Virus Protection Not required – no attack

surface for viruses or malware Local virusprotection required

Security Simple stateless client with

hardware USB authorization Requires standard PC “hardening” practices

Power Usage < 12W Average 120W

Required Updates Only for new features

enhancements Regular OS, antivirus, VDI and other client updates

PCoIP Zero Clients vs.

Repurposed PCs Three Year TCO

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PCoIP Zero Clients vs. Thin Clients

PCoIP ZERO CLIENTS No Browsers or Windows OS

No “second Tuesday” OS patches No anti-virus, anti-spyware bare

minimum “attack surface” No upgrades for new Apps/OS Investment protection

Data center determines performance

No CPU, flash or memory limitations

Longer life cycle than thin clients Better user experience

No hard drive or fan Low power and heat Superior USB authorization ZERO CLIENTS RE-PURPOSED PCs

Operating System Hardware Client with no

application operating system Browser or Windows operating system

Software Platform Tiny firmware image footprint Full software image often less than 2Gb

Virus Protection Not required – no attack

surface for viruses or malware Local virus protection may still be required

Security Simple stateless client with

hardware USB authorization Windows OS and browser still requires patches/updates

Performance 50 Mpps VDI and up to 250 Mpps workstation performance

CPU limited at 5-20 Mpps on average

Required Updates Only for new features

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Mainstream PC and Thin Client Architecture

Requires many x86 client components

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Mainstream PC and Thin Client Architecture

Requires many x86 client components

RAM

North

Bridge

South

Bridge

Non Volatile Storage GE PCIe Controller

X86

CPU

Graphics

GPU

(optional)

Video

RAM

10/100/1000

USB

AUDIO

10/100

EXAMPLE CPU’s Intel Atom/Core2Duo AMD Sempron Via Eden

X86 CLIENT COMPONENTS

DISPLAY 1 DISPLAY 2

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Wide Industry Adoption of PCoIP Technology

HEALTHCARE

Secure patient data in the data center, provide flexible access throughout facility, provide high-resolution lossless viewing capability for medical images

EDUCATION

Engage students with rich secure computing experiences, focus on teaching not troubleshooting, simple to deploy and manage

GOVERNMENT

Secure sensitive information, provide secure remote access and peripheral (USB) authorization

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Eliminate the heat and noise of multiple workstations, provide immediate moves, adds, changes

MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT

Prevent loss of intellectual property, eliminate heat and noise at the desk, support off-shore contract workers

MANUFACTURING

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Summary

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Highly secure

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Easy to manage… zero maintenance

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Lowest operational cost

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Maximum possible user experience

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Additional Resources

Cost savings calculator

Security Brief

PCoIP Zero Client overview video

Zero Clients vs repurposed PCs white paper

Firmware download from techsupport.teradici.com

Teradici.com/ZeroClient

PCoIP Zero Clients

My PCoIP Zero

Clients have

provided a

seamless and

consistent desktop

experience for

my end users while

at the same time

decreasing my

capital

expenditures and

improving the back

end management

by my IT staff.

Scott Chille

IT Director, Mason City Clinic

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Contact Information:

Robin Haybarger | Sales Manager – OEM

Teradici Corporation | 1.604.296-5602 office | 1.604.868.1321 cell

[email protected]

http://www.teradici.com

http://techsupport.teradici.com

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