THNS Delivers 3 Stunning Developments
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Focus can be a difficult commodity to come by in the distraction-riddled trading world. But when you can find it, and you can secure a target, the benefits can be immense.
You should have no trouble tackling THNS – my latest pick and a company that deserves all the focus you can muster at the moment. And here’s why:
There hasn’t been a better time for a company to be involved in the desktop virtualization and cloud services sector – ever. Both sectors are undergoing profound change and money is spewing from all ends. Public cloud computing is now worth more than $58 billion annually according to Gartner Inc. Desktop virtualization is expected to reach $65 billion by 2015.
THNS has been very busy keeping pace and allowing itself opportunities to capitalize. The company CEO was recently in China giving advice to a major IT supplier and on October 29 announced skyDirect integration for its full VDI connection broker.
The biggest news for THNS came on October 30 when it announced that Pecos County Memorial Hospital (PCMH) in Texas upgraded their Thinspace Pano VDI desktop solution, installed in December of 2010, to the comprehensive Thinspace Technology VDI Environment.
Bottom line impact should be obvious – THNS is growing its revenue potential and by doing so, presents a giant trading opportunity.
As you’d expect with a news profile of this potency, THNS is on the move. The play has been printing highs all this week. Volume levels have virtually exploded and what was a 12-month low of .05, is now a very strong trading THNS at .19 a share. The 12-month high is .99 so I will leave you to work out (quickly) what the rally opportunity means for your trading account.
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Investor Highlights
THNS which has average volume of 187K has seen a surge in interest in recent sessions. The last session saw breakout volume of 1.015 million shares.
THNS has announced the integration of skyDirect with Thinspace Controller, now allowing easier interface for IT administrators.
THNS recently announced that Pecos County Memorial Hospital (PCMH) in Texas which installed its virtualization desktop platform in 2010 has upgraded to a more comprehensive VDI environment.
THNS reported an 871% jump in revenues from 2013, a figure which is consistent with the company’s developments. There is little doubt on Wall Street about the company’s growth potential.
THNS has a strong RSI of 56 which is a good point of entry given current momentum.
THNS is trading at .19 a share having seen a 12-month high of .99 and a corresponding low of .05. The play is 270% since August 22.
THNS has seen very sharp movement in its 50 DMA, now up 76%.
About THNS
THNS (Thinspace Technology Inc.) is a global provider of reliable, scalable and affordable application delivery, virtualization, and cloud client technology to public and private sector companies and organizations of all sizes.
THNS operates on the belief that application delivery and cloud computing solutions should be flexible, dynamic and above all, simple to use, Thinspace understands and is passionate about solving customer problems affordably in the most efficient and effective manner possible.
THNS’ list of private and public sector customers include NASA, PWC, Deutsche Bank, Toyota, as well as, NHS, local councils, universities, schools, and housing associations.
THNS is based in York, United Kingdom.
Global Desktop Virtualization Market Experiencing Explosive Growth
The worldwide hosted virtual desktop (HVD) market will accelerate through 2013 to reach 49 million units, up from more than 500,000 units in 2009, according to Gartner Inc. Worldwide HVD revenue will grow from about $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion in 2009, which is less than 1 percent of the worldwide professional PC market, to $65.7 billion in 2013, which will be equal to more than 40 percent of the worldwide professional PC market.
“PC vendors must prepare for the growth in demand for this client computing architecture by adjusting sales strategies and compensation models or they risk losing expenditure share with enterprise customers," said Annette Jump, research director at Gartner. “Distributed computing has been the dominant client computing architecture for the past 15 to 20 years, but a number of changes in the way users can access applications and client computing capabilities are bringing a number of alternative architectures to the fore.
“Hosted virtual desktops are currently the most visible of these alternative architectures and HVD adoption is likely to be rapid during the next three to five years, particularly in mature markets where existing data center and network infrastructures will be used to offset the cost of entry,” said Brian Gammage, vice president and Gartner fellow.
This trend will have a major impact on the PC industry where enterprises that previously purchased high volumes of desktop PCs on a regular basis will now look to replace some desktop PCs with less-expensive devices and replace them less frequently. However, while PC hardware expenditure will fall in this scenario, these enterprises will require more servers, network bandwidth and software to support the new architectures.
Gartner estimates that approximately 15 percent of current worldwide traditional professional desktop PCs will migrate to HVDs by 2014, equal to about 66 million connected devices. The U.S. will reach double that of the worldwide average with over 18 million connected devices. After an initial slow start, the HVD market will rally in 2010 and 2011.
“Despite the further improvements in performance and manageability that are expected of HVDs in 2009, the current economic downturn is expected to inhibit the adoption of HVDs in the short term because HVD deployments require large upfront investments in server and network infrastructure,” Ms. Jump said. “Because of IT budget cuts, we expect many planned HVD implementations to be delayed from 2009 into 2010 and 2011.”
The current players in the HVD market come mainly from thin-client and virtualization IT areas. The largest PC vendors currently do not offer HVDs; however, some of them, such as HP and Dell, are looking to expand their presence in the segment beyond acting as hardware OEMs. Gartner expects that the HVD market will be heavily influenced by market leader VMware through 2012 and also predicts that Microsoft will become a HVD supplier in the next 18 to 24 months through its partnership with Citrix, which has the ability to offer a growing number of HVD components.
Recent Developments
Pecos County Memorial Hospital in Texas Completes Their Thinspace Technology VDI Environment Upgrade
PORT ORANGE, Fla., Oct. 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Thinspace Technology Inc. (OTCQB: THNS; "Thinspace or the "Company"), a global provider of reliable, scalable and affordable application delivery, virtualization, and cloud client technology to public and private sector companies and organizations of all sizes, today announced that this month, Pecos County Memorial Hospital (PCMH) in Texas upgraded their Thinspace Pano VDI desktop solution, installed in December of 2010, to the comprehensive Thinspace Technology VDI Environment
PCMH, a long time customer of the Pano VDI solution, is the regional health system of choice for the patients in the Trans-Pecos area of Texas, providing high quality health services in a competent and efficient manner to the families and the communities they serve. Located at 387 West IH-10 in Fort Stockton, Texas, PCMH has three other clinics in the surrounding areas making it more convenient for residents that live in more rural areas within the county to receive the care they need. PCMH is dedicated to improving the quality of life for patients and communities and making fiscally responsible decisions, all while providing the highest quality healthcare.
PCMH decided to move forward and upgrade their old Pano VDI desktop environment in January of 2014. The new upgrade will improve video performance, as well as virtual desktop speed. It is also more scalable - thus easier to add new virtual desktops while continuing to protect sensitive data that is within a hospital network that is already utilizing the Pano VDI zero client.
Chris Bautista, Thinspace Technology Chief Executive Officer, commented, "PCMH decided to continue using the Pano VDI solution for many reasons. First and foremost, the original install proved to be very reliable, secure, and freed up IT staff to work on other strategic IT projects because they were not busy fixing individual PCs."
Mr. Bautista continued, "This renewal showcases the benefits of Thinspace Technology's desktop virtualization platform. Centrally controlled desktops using Thinspace improves desktop management, increases IT support productivity, and strengthens endpoint security."
Thinspace Technology operates in high growth B2B markets of application delivery, virtualization and cloud client technology that make it easier, more flexible and more affordable for companies and IT Managers to conduct and streamline computing operations securely from any server - anywhere in the world.
IDC predicts that 2014 is the year where desktop virtualization is going to become main stream given its advantages currently in demand: low cost, flexibility, secure and green. According to Gartner research, the global desk top virtualization market is expected to surpass $65 billion in 2015.
There you have it; all the details you need to paint a visit picture of THNS’ gain potential. It’s a picture I am certain you like so make the best of the current trading setup.
To learn more about THNS please visit their website: http://www.thinspacetechnology.com/