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The new Raspberry Pi 500+ all-in-one keyboard has officially arrived, and NComputing is excited to announce support for this device with LEAF OS, our secure Linux-based software endpoint solution. Together, they offer organizations an affordable, high-performance alternative to traditional PCs and laptops—just in time as businesses face the challenges of Windows 10 end-of-life in 2025.
Repurpose hardware. Reduce TCO. Migrate to Windows 11 in the cloud faster.
As the Windows 10 End-of-Life approaches, IT teams are reevaluating their endpoint strategies. NComputing is proud to announce that its suite of solutions—LEAF OS, EX500W, and the new RX540 thin client—are now Omnissa Ready certified, optimized for Omnissa Horizon deployments across cloud and on-prem environments.
As organizations look ahead to the looming Windows 10 End-of-Life (EOL) in October 2025, many are reassessing their endpoint strategy to find cost-effective, secure, and sustainable alternatives. NComputing’s LEAF OS software endpoint solution offers a compelling path forward—extending the life of existing hardware by converting aging PCs and laptops into powerful Linux-based thin clients.
We’re excited to announce that NComputing is a Gold Sponsor at NerdioCon 2025, taking place in Palm Springs, California. Join us as we showcase our latest innovations, including the NEW RX540 thin client, powered by the Raspberry Pi CM5, and our lineup of LEAF OS endpoints—designed to streamline and optimize Microsoft AVD, Windows 365 and RDS deployments.
Why Visit Us at NerdioCon?
Kick off the new year with major enhancements to your LEAF OS and RX devices, delivering improved performance, compatibility, and functionality.
LEAF OS Update Highlights (v5.12.4)
LEAF OS, the versatile software endpoint for x86-64 PCs, laptops, and thin clients, is now even better:
Start 2025 strong with major enhancements to vSpace Pro Enterprise and thin clients.
What’s New in vSpace Pro Enterprise (12.9.1):
The proposition for RX-series thin clients has always been straightforward: they are high-performing and efficient devices offered at a lower cost than X86-64 endpoints. That lower cost reflects some compromises (and benefits), but as the ARM platform grows, software availability continues to expand its usefulness.