Introducing Phaze Remote Desktop Solution!
Phaze is a remote desktop solution for businesses, built by the founders of Parsec specifically designed to access professional-grade workstations with a Intel, AMD or NVIDIA GPU running 3D and CAD Workloads.
Why do you need a specialized remote desktop for CAD and 3D work?
Architects, Mechanical Engineers, Product Engineers, Designers, Data Engineers, Game Developers, VFX Artists, Animators, and other creators need to use software that renders interactive 3D scenes. Those 3D scenes are rendered on GPUs on workstations that can be under a desk, in a server rack, or in a data center. Remotely accessing those workstations on RDP or other traditional remote desktop protocols can either crash the remote access protocol (crosshairs on AutoCAD and RDP) or create choppy and laggy interactions with the remote computer.
Phaze solves this. It is built specifically to work with 3D and CAD software applications, to mimic the experience of sitting in front of the computer as closely as you possibly can. Phaze prioritize low latency, high frame rates, smooth rendering, and color correctness. We hope that it feels like you're nearly sitting at the computer even if you're remotely accessing the computer from another city or country.
We´ve seen it working just perfectly running from our remote offices in Spain and Roslagen (Grisslehamn) towards our HP Z2 mini G1i and G1a at our HQ in Täby, Sweden. Seing is believing, sign up for a demo in swedish or english here >>
How does Phaze make it seamless to work with 3D and CAD software on remote computers?
At Phaze, we sweat the details. We believe that remote desktop can be great, and that you shouldn't have to settle for good enough. We have nearly 10 years of experience building high performance remote desktop software here and at previous companies. Our software is all custom built to solve this challenge. We do everything we can to squeeze miliseconds from the interactive video stream. Some of the things we've built to achieve this are:
- A custom UDP-based networking protocol
- An open source Tauri-like application framework to ensure low latency rendering
- Hardware accelerated encode/decode on Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA devices
- Zero-copy encoding and decoding
What features make this good enough for various 3D and CAD workflows?
- 4:4:4 chroma subsampling
- HDR support (NVIDIA hardware only)
- Full USB passthrough
- Smooth graphics for rotations in 3D
- Low latency AAC audio compression
- High frame rates (capped only by the refresh rate on the workstation)
- Absolute / relative mouse mode correctness
- Support for multiple 4K displays
- MCP Server Built In. Get it here at Github >>
How is Phaze priced? What does it cost?
$0.20 an hour, billed by the minute, and never more than $20 per user per month, so you always know the most a client can cost. Install Phaze on every machine you manage and pay nothing until someone connects. Every account starts with 25 free hours, and an annual commitment lowers the rate. That means you only pay for what you use and have certainty on total cost.
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The high performance remote desktop for workstations
Phaze is built for people who care about performance. Whether you’re connecting to hardware under a desk, in a datacenter, or across the country, Phaze aims to make it feel like the machine is right there with you.
Built for security and compliance teams
Built on 10+ years of remote desktop experience, Phaze is designed by people who know what enterprise teams need.
Built for IT teams at scale!
| Computer Management | On-prem Relay | Team Management |
|---|---|---|
| Assign and manage workstations across the organization. IT can always see every machine and connect to support devices across the company. | Deploy relays to manage internal network access, enforce connection policies, and monitor traffic across all Phaze hosts. | Create and manage teams of users, then assign their roles and permissions to shared pools of workstations. Agents only reach the machines their user can, with the same roles and permissions. |