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NComputing: Little Box, Big Aspirations

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Stephen Dukker believes he has what the world is looking for: The People's PC. But it's not really a PC. The chairman and chief executive of NComputing in Redwood City, Calif., is pursuing a computer revolution with a small box that turns low-cost desktop computers into servers that feed dozens of work stations.

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tracyanne ·
Quoting:But the company faces a host of challenges, including how to deal with software licenses, said Gartner (NYSE: IT) Latest News about Gartner analyst Federica Troni. Its system allows several users to tap into one PC or server using a single copy of the operating system. In emerging markets, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) Free Trial. Security Software As A Service From Webroot. Latest News about Microsoft offers special licenses, but not in the United States.


Simple, use Linux and FOSS, give Microsoft the flick.

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