Icron inside

(23/04/2014) Universal Serial Bus (USB) is the most successful interface in the history of computers with over ten billion USB devices in the global market that currently use the interface for communication. Guntermann & Drunck (G&D) rely on the patented ExtremeUSB technology by Icron Technologies, the leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance USB and video extension technology.

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In control room or broadcast studio settings, people often work in separate rooms from their computers. This work set-up is feasible because G&D's KVM systems allow users to access their computers even at a distance. With the incorporation of Icron's ExtremeUSB technology, users no longer have to worry about the medium or the time it takes to transmit data when using G&D's KVM systems.

KVM bridges this distance and overcomes any USB transmission challenges. In addition to the benefit of distance extension, ExtremeUSB offers other features to maintain an easy-to-use and consistently reliable experience with all USB compliant devices. This include transparent USB extension, true plug and play (no software drivers required), and compatibility with all major operating systems. Now users can enjoy all the advantages of removing computers from potentially noisy or hazardous workstations.

We strongly endorse Icron's ExtremeUSB technology , said Roland Ollek, CEO of G&Ds Sales and Marketing. Our customers really appreciate our simple and flexible KVM equipment. For them, using USB means plugging in their devices and getting to work. Icron's fast technology supports any USB devices and configures them automatically even via KVM.

Guntermann & Drunck have developed high-quality KVM solutions for almost three decades , said Glenn Antonelli, Vice President of Marketing at Icron. By adopting ExtremeUSB into their KVM portfolio, they carry on the tradition of providing their customers with reliable cutting-edge technology.

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