AMD Empowers Global Engineering Teams with Remote Access Solution

U.S. semiconductor company increases productivity and saves money with OpenText Exceed TurboX for high-performance remote access to graphic-intensive applications.

Challenges

  • Need to connect thousands of engineers around the world to their new centralized data center
  • Need to tackle issues with stability and support they had with their previous tool
  • Required a solution that would provide reliable access to its engineers

Results

  • Increased user productivity by around 30% on certain projects with reliable remote access to graphic applications
  • Decreased IT support requirements with high performance connectivity
  • Ensured organizational resilience with stable remote workforce

For 50 years, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has driven innovation in high-performance computing, graphics, and visualization technologies. Leading Fortune 500 companies, scientific research facilities, and hundreds of millions of consumers rely on AMD technology every day to improve how they live, work, and play.

Always looking for opportunities to advance and transform, AMD recently consolidated close to 20 IT data centers down to a single centralized location in Atlanta, a move that delivered significant cost savings in infrastructure, power, and systems management.

Rabih Mneimneh, IT Manager of Global Virtualization and Remote Computing at AMD, explained the reasons behind the initiative, ”It isn’t only for cost savings, but also to simplify how we do compute, how we do IT, how we do infrastructure, networking, and security. The whole thing is simplified by being in one place. We were able to remove duplication of data, we were able to simplify our connections, and so on.”

However, the move meant that thousands of AMD engineers around the world needed remote connectivity to the Atlanta data center to access their applications. Learn how AMD increases productivity and saves money with OpenText Exceed TurboX for high-performance remote access to graphic-intensive applications.

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