Secure Remote Desktop and Application Publishing Solution

SecureIDA delivers remote users and branch offices highly secure access to servers, applications, and desktops over economical public Internet connections – and all traffic is encrypted. This is accomplished in minutes, with near-zero complexity and rock-solid security. The SecureIDA portal provides an uncomplicated and intuitive way to add systems to the network, control who has access to these corporate resources, and for end users to instantly and effortlessly access those same resources. Systems go online instantly, and there is near-zero impact on your IT staff, and none on your users.

Unlike hardware solutions that require significant network expertise and large commitments of capital, SecureIDA is a low-cost and low-risk alternative. Beyond secure remote networking, we extend applications that were once confined to the office to anywhere on the planet, without extra software licenses or IT administration. SecureIDA can also connect mobile workers to their office desktops, keeping them continually productive. All this is accomplished without additional hardware, and without having to install any client software. You can effectively budget secure networking while meeting your internal and regulatory requirements, all without impacting your staff.

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Microway Offers Scalable Server For High Powered Computing

Microway has introduced a scalable server that breaks the barrier for performance and memory size.

The company showed off its NumberSmasher vSMP on Monday at High Performance On Wall Street.

The server has 1,024 GB of shared DRAM for reduced simulation times, preprocessing, and parallel applications. The shared memory configuration is large enough so users can eliminate swap-to-disk for high-powered simulations in science, electronic design automation, mechanical engineering, and research.

The server allows users to manage critical workflows on a modular, scalable system that features Intel Xeon CPU and compiler technology. Intel's latest Fortran and C++ Compiler technology helps the NumberSmasher vSMP deliver more power with higher efficiency and lower total cost of ownership. Microway said that a single Linux operating system and remote server monitoring improve manageability and reliability while offering a choice of threaded or MPI parallelism.

The company recently sold its first NumberSmasher vSMP to the National Institutes of Health. The server was on sale at the conference for $19,995. It features a 16-core, 2U system, 128 GB DRAM -- 667-MHz, 4-TB disk. A modular scalable system offers up to 128 cores (with 32 Intel Xeon Quad Core 3 GHz CPUs -- E5472), up to 1 TB hot-swap hard disk drives and works on Linux OS and Intel Compiler Suite 10.1.

Source:informationweek.com