DXZC-AM and DXZC-AMC Manual
Security Edition
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1.4 About PCoIP hosts
A PCoIP host is a card that converts a remote PC (or blade) into
a pixel broadcast centre. The host's TERA-series processor
performs advanced display compression algorithms to encode a
user's full desktop environment, allowing the host to deliver
high-end images to a zero client in any location.
In a PCoIP system, the PCoIP host is installed inside or near to
the remote PC. The host takes digital video, audio and USB data
generated by the PC and compresses and encrypts this data. It
then transmits this data in real time over an IP network to the
user’s PCoIP zero client.
Amulet Hotkey PCoIP hosts are available in various form factors.
Some install inside a PC while others are located near to a PC
and connect to video, USB and audio ports using standard
cables.
Amulet Hotkey also supply a range of PCoIP blade workstations
based on the class leading Tier 1 devices from Dell. These
workstations include Amulet Hotkey BIOS and PCIe mezzanine
cards to provide hardware GPU and PCoIP acceleration.
For further details about Amulet Hotkey PCoIP hosts, visit
www.amulethotkey.com
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