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The Air Force could send personal computers to the junkyard by 2014, depending on the results of a study to replace them with thin clients -- 1 million on unclassified networks and 220,000 on classified networks.

Army tests thin-client system for common operational view


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Command Web is a Web and thin client-based system that gives warfighters access to the Army's Command Post of The Future (CPOF) system. 
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Thales Wins Defense Contract (90,000 units)

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The Department of Defence will roll out 500 Thales Trusted Thin Client devices by March for a three-month pilot under its Next Generation Desktops project.

The project will allow personnel to access multiple, classified networks from a single device, replacing the current practice of having separate machines for 'restricted' and 'secret' domains.

Personnel will choose from either accessing each domain on a separate monitor, or calling up domain-specific, virtualised applications from a single desktop interface using Citrix XenApp and Microsoft App V.


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Navy moving to thin client computing

The majority of the Navy could shift to a thin client computing environment, says departmental Chief Information Officer Terry Halvorsen.

Northrop Grumman works with Syzygy Technologies

On Thursday, Syzygy Technologies of San Diego, a $15 million, 70-employee company that supplies computer services and other technology systems to the Navy, used the lab to demonstrate a new type of thin client solution.

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