Samsung uses Cisco UPOE Technology monitor for cloud computing

"Sadie Online News" July 29, according to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> Media reports, Samsung Electronics has launched 0 client monitors using Cisco UPOE (Universal Ethernet powered) technology to help businesses save power and reduce costs with virtual desktop technology.

Samsung and Cisco are leading the trend toward changing the workplace, says Phil Gaut, general manager of Samsung Electronics UK, which is responsible for the display business. Now, each workstation can take advantage of the power and speed of the servers in the corporate cluster, while reducing energy costs and the absence of a messy environment.

Cisco UPOE technology has increased Ethernet power by one-fold, supporting more devices including Samsung NC220 monitors, said Jeff Reed, vice president of Cisco Business. Now, the ethernet cable that provides network access will power the Samsung industry's leading virtual desktops, simplifying the deployment and management of these devices.

0 client monitors such as Samsung NC220 are server-based monitors for enterprise cloud computing systems. Instead of requiring local processors, memory, and storage on each individual workstation, these products connect to a central server over the network to perform tasks previously performed by desktop computers. Samsung and Cisco have been collaborating to embed Cisco UPOE technology into the Samsung NC220 Monitor since the two companies established partnerships earlier this year.

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