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Over the past year, Info-Tech has written about the traditional challenges to desktop virtualization; one of the most significant challenges is that of mobility. Truly mobile users are the ones with only intermittent access to the corporate network, who may log in from the road, the hotel, the airport, or anywhere.
At Citrix Synergy 2010, Citrix’s latest addition to the Xen family, XenClient, was finally unveiled. This video takes a look at some XenClient quick facts; for example:
- XenClient is a joint collaboration between Citrix and Intel, which has been in the works for several years.
- XenClient is a bare-metal or Type 1 hypervisor that sits directly on the hardware rather than on top of the OS (i.e. like a Type 2 hypervisor).
- XenClient features a remote kill pill function for added security.
XenClient has the potential to change the virtualization game by making it more accessible to mobile users. Citrix’s partnerships with Wyse, Intel, and others make the possibilities of such a solution even more attractive.
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