Computing giant Dell has taken over cloud computing company Wyse Technology to increase and develop its desktop virtualization 
presentation. The terms and details of the buyout were not disclosed.
Wyse Technologies specialise in thin, zero and cloud PC client solutions with a high level of management pertaining to desktop virtualisation and cloud software supporting desktops, laptops, high end mobile phones. Wyse works independently with datacenter, networking and a mix of providers within its terrestrial ecosystem to help its business grow to a secure cloud- in a private, public, government or, even in a personal cloud.
Wyse was formed in the year 1981, and offers an array of products which include cloud clients, cloud storage, mobility and virtualization software. Among these is PocketCloud, which converts smart phones or tablets to a virtual desktop by enabling you access to your computer desktop through a mobile device, any time, any place.
Wyse has exported over 20 million devices and more than 200 million customers using their services. It also owns more than 180 patents, some of which have been issued, while some are pending. These patents cover its solutions, software and varied intellectual possessions.
The company says the addition of Wyse;
will expand Dell’s desktop virtualization capabilities and provide new solutions and services opportunities for the full range of Dell’s enterprise offerings.
