This is streaming dual 4k video streams from the cloud. The windows protocols don’t really matter here.

I’m of two minds on this.

1. This is a great idea for really cash strapped offices (that somehow have great internet?) or super quick deployments. As long as you only use Windows.

2. This is basically a PCoiP box a few years later. But locked to a single backend…which is not the best value proposition. But it does help with reducing client side maintenance.

3. The base M4 Mac mini is a far better value proposition if you don’t fall exclusively into the above two categories. Fast local compute, workers don’t stop when the Internet goes out, and not tied to a single backend provider.

Khronos group launches Slang, contributed by Nvidia

There’s the other aspects though like security , management and hot desking that fall under my definition of cash strapped that I think would drive sales of this.

I meant more cash strapped as in without a large IT resource to manage the systems versus just device cost.