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Over the past several decades, KVM technology has helped us move servers—along with their noise, heat and space consumption—out of the control room. It enabled many users to access multiple physical servers, sharing resources in a “virtual access” manner. Learn how to future-proof your control room investments and where the future of KVM and system management is going. Join Black Box on March 1st at 1pm EST.
Tampa, Florida, February 24, 2021 – University of South Florida (USF) is a preeminent state research university located in the heart of Tampa Bay. With a student population of...
WUPPERTAL, Germany — Feb. 25, 2021 — Riedel’s leading-edge hardware and software technologies are at the core of the 360-degree concept for the coverage of the 36th America’s Cup...
Jamboard’s User-Friendly Collaboration and Conferencing Tools Enable Successful Remote Classes COSTA MESA, Calif. — Feb. 25, 2021 — As higher education institutions extend their remote learning programs and limit...
Cobalt Digital’s Dr. Ciro Noronha to Speak on Compressed HDR Transport Options at Virtual VidTrans 2021 Cobalt will also participate in real-time RIST technology demos Champaign, IL – February...
Flexible Solutions Can Be Used for AV Storage Behind a TV or as Enclosures for Structured Wiring MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — Feb. 25, 2021 — Legrand | AV today announced...
