DCV
9.9.2020 How Game Studio Quantic leverages NICE DCV
Quantic chose NICE DCV over other remote 3d solutions like Parsec and Teradici for their remote 3D game designers. “Almost overnight, the COVID-19 pandemic scattered teams and prevented access to offices and physical hardware, leaving several unable to work. But many are rising to the challenge, building great player experiences Read More →
3.8.2020 NICE DCV 2020.1 released with RH/CentOS 8.0 Support and new Features
From the NICE DCV Version 2020.1 update post: We are pleased to announce the release of NICE DCV version 2020.1 with the following new features: Support for RHEL 8 and CentOS 8 on Linux server Support for printer redirection on DCV Windows server and client DCV Linux server support for Read More →
10.7.2020 Overview of price and performance of selected nVidia GPU cards
nVidia offers a range of graphics cards with different price – performance related to “memory for the buck” and “compute power for the buck”. The table below shows these numbers for different Quadro and Grid cards. Please note that the prices are indicative and your prices might be different. For Read More →
26.6.2020 NEUTRO Session Scheduler Install Guide and DCV in iFrames
We have created 2 new guides for NICE Software products. Our guide How to install the NICE Neutro Windows Session and Task Manager describes how to install the NICE NEUTRO session scheduler. The guide also includes a description of the integration of Neutro with the NICE EnginFrame Views session management. Read More →
5.5.2020 NICE DCV for Gaming in the Cloud / Comments on different Remote 3D Protocols
Nice demonstration of NICE DCV for gaming purposes in the cloud (on nVidia T4 in this case) by Youtube user kylesuo including comments on different remote 3D protocols like Parsec, Moonlight, … compared to NICE DCV. In case you want to try yourself you can download a free trial of Read More →
16.4.2020 New DCV Version 2020.0 Released
The new DCV version release mid of April offers following new features and changes as per the DCV Release Notes: New Features:• Stylus and touch support on Linux server• Surround sound 7.1 playback on Windows server to Windows native client• Hardware acceleration and stylus support on Linux native client• New Read More →
9.12.2019 NICE DCV product manager Rey explains and demonstrates NICE DCV
NICE DCV product manager Rey Wang talks about NICE DCV and shows a live demo of NICE DCV in this video: Any questions just let us know at our contact form.
Read More →26.11.2019 ParallelCluster adds NICE DCV integration
From the blogpost “Deploying an HPC cluster and remote visualization in a single step using AWS ParallelCluster“: “Since its initial release in November 2018, AWS ParallelCluster has made it easier and more cost effective for users to manage and deploy HPC clusters in the cloud. Since then, the team has continued to Read More →
15.11.2019 UIUC: Molecular Modeling in the Cloud with NICE DCV
The Theoretical and Computational Biophysics Group at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has a nice article about Molecular Modeling in the Cloud with NICE DCV. From the article: “Cloud computing involves the use of computational equipment provided by a third-party, accessed through an internet connection, and paid for on an Read More →
28.10.2019 NI SP adds technical guides: How to install NICE DCV on Redhat/CentOS 7.x and How to get started with NICE DCV on AWS
Check out our guides at How to install NICE DCV on RedHat/CentOS 7.x and How to install or run NICE DCV on AWS EC2. Both guides help you install and get NICE DCV running in just 15-30 minutes on-prem or on AWS.
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