HP has introduced a new blade PC featuring AMD64 technology.
The new HP bc1500 Blade PC is a PC-to-thin client infrastructure based on the Windows platform and represents
The industry-standard HP CCI solution consists of an access device at the user site, such as an HP Compaq Thin Client, through which the user connects to a dedicated HP blade PC using a secure log-in. In the dynamic model, the user is dynamically allocated in a one-to-one connection to an available blade PC, which retrieves their unique profile from networked storage – all of which is located in a data centre. This secure, centralised model helps reduce the complexities associated with managing distributed PCs and significantly helps enhance data security.
The HP bc1500 blade PC features an ultra-low power AMD Athlon 64 processor that delivers improved performance and the flexibility to easily transition from 32- to 64-bit computing. With the new blade PC, customers gain faster application launch times, greater maximum memory and improved graphics while also positioning themselves for future virtualisation technologies.
Pricing is based on client specifications.