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High performance computer labs to 2622 schools in Haryana

58,500 workstations to benefit over 1 million government school children in the state

GN Bureau | September 27, 2012

End-to-end affordable virtual desktop solutions provider NComputing on Thursday announced the successful implementation of high-performance and green computer labs in 2622 government schools of Haryana as part of the Haryana government’s major education initiative called the ‘ICT in Education’ project.

Pre-loaded with Centre for Development of Advanced Computing’s (CDAC) EduBOSS operating system, 58,500 workstations have been successfully implemented across 2622 government schools of the state. Each of the 2622 schools has a 22 seat computing lab comprising 20 NComputing’s X550 virtual desktops, two desktop PC’s, one UPS, and two printers

The initiative, which is aimed to introduce each and every student of the state to the world of computing, will benefit over 1 million government school students across all districts of the state.

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