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Pano Logic

4.1ยท 12 reviews
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Christian Dohle
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I recently started using Pano Logic's products and couldn't be happier! Their website is easy to use, and the customer support team is incredibly responsive. I am very impressed with the quality and functionality of their technology solutions. Highly recommended!

Kathrin Stuckenberger
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I have been using Pano Logic products for a while now, and they are fantastic! The website is user-friendly, and their customer support is excellent. I would highly recommend their services to anyone in need of advanced technology solutions. Keep up the good work!

G D
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I had a great experience with Pano Logic! Their website is very user-friendly and easy to navigate. The products and services they offer are top-notch, and their customer support is excellent. I highly recommend Pano Logic to anyone looking for a reliable and innovative technology solutions provider.

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About Pano Logic

Pano Logic creates virtual desktops with both a hardware and software solution.

Server-based desktop virtualization is widely heralded as the "next big thing in virtualization". Citrix recently acquired start-up XenSource for $500M in pursuit of this market; Microsoft has recently announced new licensing schemes for server-hosted desktops, along with its intention to aggressively support this new model; VMware, the market leader in server virtualization, is aggressively developing this market with its Virtualized Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). But there remains a problem: the existing desktop PC and thin client architectures were not designed for this new model of server-based desktop computing. Worse, these legacy architectures defeat the benefits of desktop virtualization. If the desktop is running on the server, why place another operating system on the desktop just to connect to the server?