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Microsoft squeezes Citrix into Windows server pack

Mon, 22nd Mar 2010
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Citrix has said it will collaborate with Microsoft on rich graphics support for virtual desktops.

Under a new collaboration agreement, Citrix has said it will support the upcoming Microsoft RemoteFX technology platform, which will be available in a future release of Windows Server 2008 R2 service pack 1.

As part of the agreement, Citrix XenDesktop will expand its high-definition HDX technology to “further enhance the capabilities of RemoteFX and extend them to a broader range of use cases and locations” said Citrix.

Citrix XenDesktop with HDX technology will be able to detect RemoteFX-capable servers and endpoints, leveraging built-in hardware acceleration to deliver graphics-intensive, media-rich or 3D applications to virtual desktop end users.

According to Citrix, the move is the latest in a set of announcements that expands the company’s partnership with Microsoft in desktop virtualisation.

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