HP Anyware was formerly known as Teradici CAS. It is a secured digital workspaces solution based on the secure PCoIP remote display protocol that keeps business information safe by only transmitting fully encrypted display pixels to endpoint devices, so your information never leaves the data center. HP Anyware also includes features such as broad peripheral support, simple VDI management, high color accuracy, as well as low latency, even on projects that require graphics-intensive applications.

Yes, HP Anyware offers a variety of flexible benefits, no matter what your host client, cloud, VDI or on-prem needs are. Anyware supports clients such as Chrome OS and, on the host side, MacOS. The PCoIP protocol is also designed with zero trust gateways, so no VPN connections are needed to access data securely. CAS, and now Anyware, also has third party software integrations with a host of ISV vendors. Anyware has been engineered for virtually any type of host environment and any endpoint, so users from a variety of industries can access digital workspaces from anywhere with a network connection. With HP Anyware, you can achieve color-accurate remoting – if you look at an image on a local system and compare it to the colors on your screen while remoting, it will be almost the same. Most third-party remoting solutions offer H.264 compression, which is beneficial when you have lower bandwidths to work with, but these result in lower quality and color accuracy. With PCoIP, you won’t lose millions of colors while working remotely. You can also enable the build-to-lossless feature for more accuracy without using up large amounts of bandwidth.

HP Anyware enables both simple and complex remoting workflows for top government agencies, media conglomerates, production studios, financial firms, educational institutions, and design houses. The remoting software meets high level security requirements while delivering highly responsive, color-accurate, lossless, and distortion-free graphics performance to and from anywhere.

HP Anyware is subscription-based and there are two annual licenses available, Cloud Access (CA) and Cloud Access Plus (CA+). The CA license is for knowledge workers who have hosts without a GPU. CA+ is meant for Mac and workstation users that run high compute and graphics-intensive applications where hosts have a GPU.