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Technology Overview | HP Velocity Summary HP Velocity patented technology is available exclusively on HP thin clients. It provides a seamless, integrated QoE solution for both managed and unmanaged networks. This allows organizations to gain valuable insight into their thin client application flows, offload more expensive infrastructures (such as MPLS networks) to lower-cost networks, and achieve maximum performance regardless of network conditions. The major benefits of HP Velocity include the following: • End-to-end visibility of thin client application flows • In-depth monitoring and reporting • Packet-loss protection • Wi-Fi acceleration • Latency mitigation • Support for all VDI protocols, including RDP, HP RGS (version 6.0 and later), PCoIP, VMware Blast, and ICA HP Velocity protects application flows between HP thin clients and HP Velocity-enabled servers, including terminal services and virtual desktops hosted by VMware, Citrix, or Microsoft hypervisors. To obtain HP Velocity and associated documentation, go to http://www.hp.com/go/velocity. 7

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Technology Overview
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HP Velocity
Summary
HP Velocity patented technology is available exclusively on HP thin clients. It provides a seamless, integrated QoE
solution for both managed and unmanaged networks. This allows organizations to gain valuable insight into their thin
client application flows, offload more expensive infrastructures (such as MPLS networks) to lower-cost networks, and
achieve maximum performance regardless of network conditions.
The major benefits of HP Velocity include the following:
End-to-end visibility of thin client application flows
In-depth monitoring and reporting
Packet-loss protection
Wi-Fi acceleration
Latency mitigation
Support for all VDI protocols, including RDP, HP RGS (version 6.0 and later), PCoIP, VMware Blast, and ICA
HP Velocity protects application flows between HP thin clients and HP Velocity-enabled servers, including terminal
services and virtual desktops hosted by VMware, Citrix, or Microsoft hypervisors.
To obtain HP Velocity and associated documentation, go to
.