OnLogic Releases the IGL200, IGL300 for Cloud Workspaces
August 18, 2020
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OnLogic released the IGL200 and IGL300, the company's first two offerings as part of the IGEL Ready program.
OnLogic released the IGL200 and IGL300, the company’s first two offerings as part of the IGEL Ready program. IGEL is an edge operating system for cloud workspaces. Both are the company’s first systems that are able to integrate IGEL software.
The industrial-grade systems are ultra-compact, fanless, and feature robust connectivity.
“As part of the IGEL Ready ecosystem, OnLogic has expanded the software options available to our users to include one of the leaders in virtualization,” said head of strategic partnerships at OnLogic Carolyn Swan, in a press release “This will provide our users with the essential tools and capabilities needed to build industry-leading distributed computing solutions, save time and money, and ensure applications and information are delivered effectively.
“Users who previously had limited hardware options due to challenging environmental conditions are now free to explore virtualized desktop infrastructure options thanks to this new relationship between OnLogic andIGEL.”
The Linux-based operating systems allows for secure access to cloud workspaces. Further, the company’s IGEL ready hardware leverages distributed computing by coupling IGEL's OS with OnLogic thin client endpoints.
For more information, visit https://www.onlogic.com/markets/igel/.
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