Intel Virtualization Technology, Parallels Do Graphics Innovation
Performance Brief: Intel® Virtualization Technology and Parallels Bring Native Graphics Innovation to Virtual Machines
Visualizing complex multi-OS workloads concurrently
Geoscientists and engineers in the oil and gas industry require multiple workstations, each running a different operating system and different business-critical applications. It’s an expensive computing strategy; it hampers a user’s ability to efficiently sift through complex information and it drives up power consumption and IT maintenance costs per user. Now there’s a more productive and cost-effective way to operate in these resource-intensive, graphical workflow-driven environments.
With workstations based on the latest Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series and Parallels Workstation Extreme* virtualization software, engineers and geoscientists can run multiple high-end Linux* and Windows* applications concurrently on a single workstation and realize near-native performance (95 to 100 percent of a dedicated workstation). Even complex graphics are rendered at full speed, since Intel® Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (Intel® VT-d) enables fully accelerated graphics performance in a virtualized environment. Users can run all their applications on a single system and experience the power of a high-end workstation for each application. It’s a more productive and satisfying way to work, and it can dramatically reduce IT costs.
Read the full Intel® Virtualization Technology Brief.
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Intel Virtualization Technology, Parallels Do Graphics Innovation
Performance Brief: Intel® Virtualization Technology and Parallels Bring Native Graphics Innovation to Virtual Machines
Visualizing complex multi-OS workloads concurrently
Geoscientists and engineers in the oil and gas industry require multiple workstations, each running a different operating system and different business-critical applications. It’s an expensive computing strategy; it hampers a user’s ability to efficiently sift through complex information and it drives up power consumption and IT maintenance costs per user. Now there’s a more productive and cost-effective way to operate in these resource-intensive, graphical workflow-driven environments.
With workstations based on the latest Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series and Parallels Workstation Extreme* virtualization software, engineers and geoscientists can run multiple high-end Linux* and Windows* applications concurrently on a single workstation and realize near-native performance (95 to 100 percent of a dedicated workstation). Even complex graphics are rendered at full speed, since Intel® Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (Intel® VT-d) enables fully accelerated graphics performance in a virtualized environment. Users can run all their applications on a single system and experience the power of a high-end workstation for each application. It’s a more productive and satisfying way to work, and it can dramatically reduce IT costs.
Read the full Intel® Virtualization Technology Brief.
