Vmware, nvidia and google will offer more performance to chrome book

Today at VMworld 2014, VMware, NVIDIA and Google announced a joint effort to deliver high-performance virtual desktops and much better graphics for the popular and famous Google ChromeBook.

According to the most recent reports, these three companies would be working very hard to satisfy the graphic needs of the most demanding users in the current market.

Much more powerful and developed hardware is expected to emerge from this "explosive mix" that is also capable of supporting high-performance virtual machines.

The joint solution optimizes the performance of virtual graphics applications notoriously as well as offering greater fluidity across the board. NVIDIA GRID vGPU is the industry's most advanced technology for sharing GPU acceleration across multiple virtual desktops .

All this combined with VMware Horizon will result in great graphics optimization as well as more than efficient CPU utilization.

In addition, Google's own vice president of management has quoted verbatim: “ We are very excited about what this collaboration means for our customers and what it can enable them to do. Imagine designing complex 3D model makers and sharing them with engineers around the world. ”

Without a doubt, all these new features will offer Google Chrome Book users a more than magnificent and enriching experience that surely will not leave anyone indifferent.

At the moment nothing has been said about dates, although if we were guided by the latest leaks we could almost affirm that this will be "visible" in a not very long period of time…

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Source: techpowerup.com