Clear Cube releases new version of Sentral

http://www.webitpr.com/release_detail.asp?ReleaseID=7556

London––January 23, 2008––ClearCube Technology, the market leader in centralized computing solutions, today announced general availability of version 5.6 of Sentral™, its VDI Management System, the industry’s only complete, vendor-agnostic connection broker software to deploy and manage both physical and virtualized desktops for high-performance centralized desktop computing in heterogeneous enterprise IT environments. Sentral accommodates both power users who need the performance of a dedicated PC as well as knowledge or task workers that can be deployed within a VDI framework. Sentral offers IT administrators a single management framework to monitor and control their entire centralized infrastructure of computing assets and user types, dramatically reducing complexity, and ensuring the security, manageability and availability of VDI deployments.

Built on five generations of proven success within enterprise production environments, ClearCube’s Sentral v5.6 delivers the enterprise-class capabilities required for traditional centralized desktop computing as well as virtual desktop management in one solution, including: connection brokering, virtual machine management, thin client management, dynamic resource allocation, load balancing, active health and monitoring, disaster recovery and support for a wide variety of back-end hardware and user access devices. Sentral v5.6 is the only virtual desktop solution to manage both the physical and virtual resources within heterogeneous environments, providing cross-platform support and giving customers the flexibility to deploy the right solution for the right user type, utilize any back-end hardware, end-point user access device or virtualization technology for desktop virtualization.

Very cool, I’ll need to read up about this new version of Clear Cube’s Sentral, it sounds very interesting, anything they can do to evolve the desktop virtualization platform has to be a good thing.

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