Cisco Cisco UCS C460 M1 High-Performance Rack-Mount Server Guía De Información

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Expanding student learning opportunities
The ability to add graphic acceleration to our VDI deployments allows us to 
virtualize the delivery of CAD/CAM and robotics applications. By using virtual 
desktops, the district can extend industrial technology, 3D animation, and video 
game development classes to multiple labs, bringing cutting-edge learning 
opportunities to more students.
“With Cisco UCS and NVIDIA GRID cards boosting performance, we can offer 
virtual, high-performance workstations,” says Troudy. “Before, we didn’t have 
enough physical machines to deliver these types of classes effectively.”
Improving user experiences
Educational applications are more responsive 
on virtual desktops powered by enterprise-class 
Cisco
®
 hardware. Teachers can focus on teaching 
instead of fixing technical issues.
“We’ve seen a night and day difference in the 
end-user experience,” says Troudy. “Teachers are excited and talking to their 
peers at other districts.”
Maintenance and deployment in minutes
The ability to maintain desktop images centrally and instantly roll out and 
update applications has changed the game for the district’s IT staff—and is 
much more cost-effective. “Cisco Capital® Leasing helped us do the most 
with our operating budget,” says Troudy.
“We now have one tech for every 2500 computers,” says Troudy. “We can 
respond to issues in minutes instead of days or weeks. And because zero 
clients have no moving parts, we can shift to a nine-year refresh cycle.”
SIMPLIFIES
MAINTENANCE
SUPPORTS
BYOD
•  Deployed a SmartStack
: an integrated 
infrastructure solution by Nimble Storage  
and Cisco
•  Used Cisco Nexus
®
 switches and networking 
solutions
•  Accelerated virtual desktops with NVIDIA GRID 
cards
Solutions
“We started our VDI pilot with 300 users on an HP BladeSystem,” says Troudy. 
“But as we scaled into the thousands, it became clear we needed servers and 
storage that were up to the task.”