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company. In 1994, executives Curt
Schwebke and Jeff McNaught proposed a new type of terminal that would combine the low costs of terminals with the advanced display capability of Windows PCs. A year of R&D resulted in the most advanced terminals Wyse had developed to date. They worked on enabling them to support the graphics and capabilities needed to display Microsoft Windows and Internet applications. In late 1994, the company developed two
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After the thin clients were well received by the market, Wyse introduced several additional models, including stand-alone (Winterm 2300), LCD monitor-integrated (Winterm 2600), and the tablet-shaped mobile
Winterm 2900 and 2930 models. In 1997, Wyse introduced the first thin-client remote management
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Technologies of Texas, and turned Netier's Rapport thin device management software into the Wyse Device Manager. In 2003 Wyse went private and company shareholders reorganized the company, selling assets such as real estate and company-owned manufacturing facilities in
489:-based “Windows mainframe” software it connected to. At the show, the Wyse Winterm was awarded the “Best of Comdex” award. Later, Wyse secured a patent (# 5918039) for the thin client design. In 1997, Microsoft released Windows NT Terminal Service Edition, which supported the Wyse thin clients.
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In the mid-1990s Wyse Taiwan became the parent company of Wyse
Technology. As the PC and server industry became more competitive, in 1994 Wyse management began to focus on making the next generation of terminals. Four employees were directed to investigate and chart the next product course for the
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patent. McNaught later architected the idea of a Citrix-focused "Zero Client", Called Wyse Xenith. Citrix and Wyse partnered to make the Xenith one of the best-selling thin-clients of all time, based on its ease of use, support of Citrix key features, and improved data security capabilities.
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Channel International, a Taiwan consortium, which gathered business owners together and was a booster for Taiwanese individuals owning U.S. companies. In 1990, Channel International acquired Wyse.
996:– Wyse zero client family for Citrix. Both are designed for Citrix HDX environments, Xenith Pro offers extra performance and connectivity options for high-end, demanding multimedia applications.
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From 1990 to 1994 Wyse focused on PCs with CPU upgradability. Wyse created a proprietary upgradability concept called
Modular Systems Architecture, or MSA. In October 1992, Wyse became
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937:– Wyse's highest performance single-core processor thin client running Windows Embedded Standard 2009 operating system. Supports dual hi-def video and numerous I/O options.
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Business Unit with the introduction of Wyse PocketCloud. The mobile cloud app allows users to access their desktop on
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workstations in the mid-to-late 1980s. But starting late in the decade, Wyse were outcompeted by companies such as eventual parent Dell. Current products include
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entered the marketplace. In 1984 Wyse became one of the leaders in the general purpose text (GPT) terminal industry and on August 17, 1984, went public on the
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worked first on the very first Wyse terminals and later the high end personal computers, as well as at HP, prior to Wyse, and is now at
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960:– High performance thin client running Windows Embedded Standard 7 operating system. Supports dual video and numerous I/O options.
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tradeshow. Wyse introduced the
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favor of contract manufacturing. In April 2005 the controlling interest of Wyse was acquired by Garnett & Helfrich Capital, a
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certified, and in November became ISO 14001:2004 certified and announced a "Strategic Collaboration Partnership with Cisco.
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that could be used to produce more attractive displays. The Wyse 99GT and 160 terminals added graphical capability through
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Series – Wyse computers utilizing 80286 processors, also featured passive backplane to allow CPU upgrades after purchase.
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Series – Wyse computer utilizing 80386 processors, also featured passive backplane to allow CPU upgrades after purchase.
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897:– High performance thin client running Windows XPe operating system. Supports dual video and numerous I/O options.
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announced an agreement to purchase Wyse for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition was completed on May 25, 2012.
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in the market for thin clients. On May 25, 2012, Dell informed the market that it had completed the acquisition.
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and Wyse announced that Dell intended to take over the company. With this acquisition Dell surpassed their rival
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Cloud client computing, device management software, virtualization software, cloud software, zero client,
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prototyped and led the design of the first Winterm products. They are also holders of the first
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data (instead of strings of text characters) over the data connection. Because of the greater
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ISA-bus compatible monochrome/greyscale graphics card, capable of resolutions up to 1280x800.
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TechAmerica Foundation Announces 2011 American Technology Awards Finalists — Wyse Xenith
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computer terminal as his first product. Eberhard went on to be a founder of
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1996:"Worldwide Enterprise Client Devices Tracker — Q1 2011 Results".
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1253:"Wyse Technology's new device isn't your father's dumb terminal"
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2011 Mobile Merit Awards Winners Announced! - Wyse PocketCloud
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solutions. Other products include cloud software-supporting
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2210:"H&R Block Shifts from PCs to Virtualized Thin Clients"
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Thin / Zero Client Computing (Winner) - Wyse Xenith 1.0
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recycling process guidelines. The company also has an
1345:"Is it Wyse to Make Your Best-Selling iPad App Free?"
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The Top 20 Cloud Software & Apps Vendors of 2011
2252:"Wyse and VMware Customers Move into Post-PC World"
1624:(22). IDG Publications: 6 – via Google Books.
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560:or Android devices. In the same month, Wyse became
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2015:"Dell announces intent to acquire Wyse Technology"
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1601:. Dow Jones & Company: 1 – via ProQuest.
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1281:"Businesses Take Another Look at Virtual Desktops"
1002:– Wyse zero client for VMware. Leverages on-chip
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1470:"Company History — Wyse"
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2107:"Home — Green FAQ"
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367:New York Stock Exchange
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21:For other uses, see
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1663:L.A. Times
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829:Windows CE
668:Facilities
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390:stock swap
140:Key people
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2595:Alienware
2560:Venue Pro
2520:Dell Wyse
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