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“Now we are working closely with IGEL creating robust solutions, taking it forward from an innovation standpoint. “We have been partnering with them in terms of working together in bringing them into customers,” Brandl said. The new announcement significantly extends the relationship, however. “Inspire will be big for us because of our new partnerships with key players in end user computing – IGEL and NVIDIA,” said Brandl, who is Vice President of Strategic Alliances at CloudJumper.ĬloudJumper has been doing some work with IGEL in the field, and had a table at IGEL’s Disrupt event in Austin earlier this year. “We are really connecting the dots in the EUC ecosystem.” “Version 5.3 has some real enhancements in our software, but the big news here is primarily the strategic announcements, which are Robin Brandl’s work,” said JD Helms, CloudJumper’s President.

The key changes with the release are a free public preview for Microsoft WVD, as well as support for Azure Government cloud. In addition to the partnerships, CloudJumper also announced a new version of CWMS, version 5.3. The NVIDIA integration is a GPU-based one that uses NVIDIA NV-Series Machines with Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop in Azure under the management of CloudJumper’s Cloud Workspace for Azure.

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The partnership with IGEL, which makes an edge OS for cloud workspaces, now has the CloudJumper Cloud Workspace Management Suite integrated with the IGEL Universal Management Suite as a custom partition, to be followed by a full integration. While the two major new alliances were the splashy announcements, CloudJumper also announced the release of version 5.3 of their Cloud Workspace Management Suite.Īt the Microsoft Inspire event in Las Vegas, CloudJumper announced two significant new partnerships.