10ZiG Technology and Leostream have announced a technology partnership designed to help organizations transition away from HP Anyware while maintaining flexibility, performance, and security. By combining 10ZiG’s purpose-built endpoint solutions with Leostream’s remote access software, the partnership provides organizations with a streamlined migration path while preserving infrastructure choice and secure access to desktops and applications.
As organizations across media and entertainment, manufacturing, engineering, oil and gas, architecture, and other graphics-intensive industries evaluate alternatives following HP Anyware’s announced end-of-life (EOL), they are seeking solutions that avoid vendor lock-in while supporting existing infrastructure investments. By combining the Leostream® Platform’s vendor-neutral remote access platform and Leostream Connect client with 10ZiG’s purpose-built, modernized thin and zero client solutions, organizations gain a secure and flexible path forward that enables them to choose the remote display protocol best suited to their environment.
The partnership supports both Windows IoT Enterprise and Linux-based 10ZiG endpoints, allowing customers to deploy the operating system that best aligns with their security, management, and application requirements. Organizations can leverage 10ZiG thin clients or repurpose existing hardware using RepurpOS™, while managing endpoints through the free 10ZiG Manager™ platform.
Unlike proprietary remote access solutions, Leostream enables organizations to adopt or transition between leading display protocols and infrastructure platforms without requiring wholesale changes to endpoint hardware or management practices. Together, the companies provide customers with greater deployment flexibility while simplifying ongoing endpoint management.
“Organizations are looking for a practical path beyond HP Anyware that doesn’t force them into another proprietary ecosystem,” said Kevin Greenway, CTO, 10ZiG Technology. “By partnering with Leostream, we’re giving customers the freedom to choose the protocols and infrastructure that best meet their needs while supporting both our Linux and Windows IoT endpoint platforms. Combined with our thin clients, repurposing software, and free management platform, organizations can modernize their remote workspaces while protecting existing investments.”
“As organizations reassess their remote access strategies, they need the flexibility to select the technologies that best fit their business rather than being constrained by a single vendor,” said Karen Gondoly, CEO of Leostream. “Leostream has always been committed to providing a vendor-neutral platform that lets customers choose the display protocols, infrastructure, and endpoint technologies that work best for them. Working with 10ZiG expands those choices by providing customers with purpose-built endpoint solutions optimized for both Windows IoT and Linux deployments.”
The combined solution enables organizations to:
- Simplify HP Anyware migrations: Transition to a flexible, vendor-neutral remote access architecture without unnecessary infrastructure disruption.
- Support multiple endpoint operating systems: Deploy either Windows IoT Enterprise or Linux-based 10ZiG endpoints based on organizational requirements.
- Choose the right display protocol: Leverage Leostream Connect with leading remote display technologies across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments.
- Reduce endpoint management complexity: Manage 10ZiG endpoints through the free 10ZiG Manager platform while extending hardware life through thin clients or RepurpOS.
- Maintain enterprise-grade security: Deliver centralized applications and desktops using purpose-built endpoints designed to reduce attack surface and simplify administration.
As part of the partnership, 10ZiG and Leostream will collaborate on technical validation, joint customer enablement, and go-to-market initiatives focused on helping organizations modernize graphics-intensive digital workspaces while preserving choice, flexibility, and long-term investment protection.
Organizations evaluating alternatives following the HP Anyware transition can learn more by visiting Leostream’s “Got HP Anyware?” resource center, which provides migration guidance, technical resources, videos, and best practices for planning a successful transition. The companies also discuss the partnership and share practical migration strategies in this joint podcast. Listen in here.
Visit https://www.10zig.com/ for more information.
For more information, visit: https://leostream.com/
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