Wyse has extended high-speed wireless connectivity and smartcard security support to its widely-used thin-client computing systems, with the aim of offering greater flexibility, mobility and security ...

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Wyse Technology has a few interesting thin-client devices in the works for later this year, but the company’s long-term health depends on its ability to take advantage of fast networks with ...

Thin clients are back on the agenda at IBM, after the company announced a partnership with the specialist thin-client supplier Wyse Technology. On Monday, Wyse said in a statement that the two ...

It’s been just 60 days since Dell completed the acquisition of thin-client company Wyse, but the business unit is moving forward with plans to release new thin clients designed to work with ...

Wyse has introduced its new entry-level thin client, the Wyse T50. Geared toward organizations on a budget, the T50 includes Wyse-enhanced Linux firmware, a simplified user interface, "plug and ...

The latest desktop thin client from Wyse Technology is barely the size of a paperback book and is four times faster than the company’s previous model. Much of the performance boost in the Wyse S10 ...

Wyse Technology is set to unveil a wide-ranging set of products and partnerships as it tries to jump-start the concept of server-based computing. Wyse Chief Executive Officer John Kish will be in New ...

Last Wednesday, terminal vendor Wyse Technology unveiled its latest salvo in the "thin" vs. "fat" client wars, the Virtual Desktop Accelerator. While Wyse still makes terminals, it has also gotten ...

Wyse Technology has released a new version of Linux for its thin client terminals, and a new terminal to run it. Wyse Linux version 6 and the Winterm 5150SE are intended for what executives at the San ...

Wyse Technology has started shipping the X90cw, a new thin client that is an Intel Atom-based netbook, it said on Wednesday. Wyse already offers larger-sized thin client laptops, but users have been ...