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Sixa, has an intriguing pitch:"your powerful computer on the cloud , fit for virtual reality , with just 10ms latency". Does anybody knows how does it work ? A

• nickpsecurity 10y ago
  I'm not sure but I did like one of their features: ensuring your proof-of-concept will work for your client evaluating it as well as it does for you via same box. Previously, I'd have recommended virtualization or simply mailing them a demo appliance if profits justify it. The virtualization software usually is a heavy install requiring admins that digs all into the system. The second option costs a box per evaluator plus they have to put it together on their end. There's also containers these days as evolution of virtualization approach that similarly require configuration and training. I think a simple solution for two people using the same desktop and configuration with low-latency is a powerful alternative. I could see all kinds of users wanting that combo of convenience and effectiveness for $0.45/hr [assuming no hidden fees]. Potential for lots of growth.