StarNet Communications Corp, (http://www.starnet.com) a leading publisher of remote Linux desktop solutions today announced a new reseller partnership with GDEP Solutions, Inc., a leading distributor of X Windows emulator products in Japan.
GDEP will focus on expanding the market for StarNet’s FastX solution that provides Windows and Macintosh users the ability to display Linux desktops and applications running on remote servers.
With its unique ability to display remote Linux desktops and application thru standard web browsers, FastX is well positioned to satisfy the demand for remote mobile access to Linux servers. FastX delivers applications to remote PCs and other devices at LAN-like speeds even when connecting over VPN or other Internet connections.
“FastX offers the performance capabilities and productive features that match well with the requirements of PC X server solutions in Japan’s high-tech engineering market,” said Akio Kawaguchi, GDEP Director of Business Development.
In preparation for the launch of FastX by GDEP, StarNet made several improvements in the ability to work for Japanese-language users.
“With its many years of experience marketing X Windows solutions in Japan, GDEP will be able to accelerate the deployment of FastX in the Japanese, semiconductor design, automobile and other high-end engineering markets,” said Steven Schoch, StarNet co-founder and Chief Executive Officer.
FastX can be found on the GDEP web site at: http://www.gdep-sol.co.jp/products/cloud/FastX.html.
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GDEP Solutions, Inc.StarNet Communications Corp., founded in 1989, develops and markets X Windows Connectivity solutions for Windows, Macintosh and Linux platforms for corporate, educational and government organizations. StarNet's family of products offers cost-effective, best-of-breed remote Linux and Unix display solutions. Based in Sunnyvale, Calif., StarNet is privately held. For more information about our X Windows connectivity solutions, visit http://www.starnet.com