Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a package which runs as a server on one PC and allows one or many PC's to connect via a standard protocol. VNC is usually delivered as a software package which allows one to work remotely.

Silicon Spectrum has taken the concept of VNC one step further and embedded a VNC server into an FPGA based graphics accelerator. This concept allows one to remotely start up a machine, change BIOS settings, or install new software from anywhere in the world.

Furthermore, running VNC under an existing OS means that VNC can only be connected to when the OS is running. With our hardware VNC solution, it is possible to debug crash situations where a normal VNC session would not respond.

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