10ZiG is Releasing its Second Brand-new Endpoint of 2021 in just under one month – introducing the best in value class 4600q Quad Core Thin & Zero Client Series.

10ZiG, a leader in endpoint hardware and management software for VDI and Cloud, has kicked off 2021 with its most powerful device ever – the 6100 Thin & Zero Client Series.

10ZiG Featured as Guest Speaker on First Day of NerdioCon Conference

You're invited to try the best custom solution hardware, free management software, maintenance and support with no hidden costs, plus available and customer-driven tech support. We're all ready for new beginnings, new opportunities, and new ideas!

Join Rob Beekmans, Citrix Sr. Technical Marketing Architect, and Kevin Greenway, 10ZiG Chief Technology Officer, on January 20th, as together they deconstruct key benefits of the ever-evolving and adaptive Citrix HDX remoting protocol for the modern workforce in 2021 and beyond.(English with German Audio to Text Translation)

When designing a VDI environment, you want to begin with having the proper tools in place to be successful, including endpoints like the right remote Thin Clients. Having the right remote tools for VDI & unified communications will always outperform and outlast. A remote Thin Client (or Zero client) is a foundational part of your VDI environment and something you don't want to overlook.

Thin Clients will often cut the fat right out of unwanted spending, overuse of power consumption and space, noisy environments, unsafe lack of security, and more. What exactly is a Thin Client?

As months go by, quickly turning into the close of 2020 - many of us still find ourselves and our end users remotely working-from-home (WFH), part-time or full-time - while short term seems to be turning into long term, potentially even permanent. Now that we've rushed to ensure that everyone's office set-up is fully operational and running smoothly, it's time to focus on taking care of their well-being, too.

“What is a Thin Client and how does it work?” In its simplest form, a Thin Client is a purpose-built device used to access remote resources over a network. A energy-efficient, small form factor, high security device - a Thin Client has no hard drive or local storage, as all applications and data are stored on a central server.

Thin Clients for Zero Trust Security - An introduction to a Zero Trust Security Model concept and how to protect your organization from threat.