HP Extends Industry-Leading Z Workstation Family Into Virtualization Realm
06 Mai 2014 - 3:00PM
Marketwired
HP Extends Industry-Leading Z Workstation Family Into
Virtualization Realm
LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - May 6, 2014) - HP (NYSE: HPQ)
today announced a virtual workstation solution that provides
secure, remote access to workstation-class applications from a
variety of devices including thin clients, notebooks and
tablets.
The new HP DL380z Virtual Workstation brings together HP's
industry-leading server technology, NVIDIA® virtualization
technology and Citrix® virtualization technology -- and delivers it
all via HP's highly secure, industry-leading workstation
ecosystem.
The HP Z Workstation environment combines HP's understanding of
customer needs, key software vendor alliances and HP's workstation
system-tuning expertise.
The HP DL380z is an extension of the HP family of virtualization
solutions designed for evolving work styles within the fields of
engineering, CAD (computer-aided design), AEC (architecture,
engineering and construction), digital media, oil and gas
exploration, education and government. The HP DL380z also uses the
industry-standard 2U form factor, which means it can easily
integrate into a customer's existing data center infrastructure
with no additional chassis hardware required.
"As IT needs change, customers are looking to HP for a
virtualized workstation solution to support centralized/secure data
access, high-availability applications and demanding graphics
workloads," said Jim Zafarana, vice president and general manager,
Commercial Solutions Business Unit, HP. "The HP DL380z will provide
a true workstation experience that offers end-to-end security and
industry-leading ILO (Integrated Lights Out) centralized management
in an industry-standard 2U form factor."
HP expands the data center workstation experience The new HP
DL380z enables use of dual NVIDIA GRID K2 graphics cards and NVIDIA
GRID™ GPU virtualization, supports up to eight users on one
workstation. NVIDIA Quadro K6000, K5000 and K4000 graphics cards
also are supported. By keeping the compute engine colocated with
high-performance storage arrays in the data center, customers can
experience dramatically reduced project load times.
"The HP solution will deliver dynamic, high-performance
graphics that take full advantage of NVIDIA's GRID technologies --
the first virtualized GPUs designed for data center delivery of
graphics applications," said Justin Boitano, general manager, Cloud
& Virtualization Solutions, NVIDIA. "These data center
solutions will provide true workstation-class high-performance
computing experiences in a virtual ecosystem made possible by GRID
GPUs."
The HP DL380z is certified for the Citrix virtualization stack
including HDX 3D Pro technology to ensure high-performance remote
access to workstation-class applications.
"Enterprises that are adopting app and desktop
virtualization to provide a personalized mobile workspace must
address a key user group: design and engineering users.
Organizations must maintain tight security and control over
valuable intellectual property as these users become more mobile
and distributed," said Rakesh Narasimhan, group vice president and
general manager, Desktops and Apps, Citrix. "Providing customers
with the powerful combination of HDX 3D Pro in XenDesktop with HP's
virtual workstation with NVIDIA technology, we can deliver the
high-performance experience of 3-D apps that this specialized
workforce needs."
The HP DL380z keeps intellectual property and other sensitive
data centralized and secure by transmitting encrypted pixel data
over LAN or WAN to remote users. It also allows for flexible IT
management with a choice of pass-through GPU and virtual GPU modes
that can be configured according to usage needs, making IT change
management simple and efficient.
The HP DL380z also supports HP Remote Graphics Software (RGS),
which pioneered remote access to graphics rich applications and the
ability to host collaboration sessions from multiple devices and
multiple operating systems including Linux. The newest HP RGS
release 7 added the ability to have true workstation productivity
from a tablet while bringing intuitive touch controls to nontouch
applications. The workstation also supports HP Velocity software,
which significantly improves network performance.
Pricing and availability The HP DL380z is planned to be
available beginning in June. Pricing is available upon request.
The HP DL380z is planned to be demonstrated at Citrix Synergy in
Los Angeles, May 6-8.
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