Fortunately, there’s a continuously evolving solution that’s been in use in server rooms since the early 1990s and is now making a comeback today’s digital workspaces: KVM switches. KVM stands for ...

In the early 1990’s you could get a 4-port KVM which was little more than an AV-style switch. The transition of keyboards to USB brought with it a big upgrade to the KVM hardware. In 2000 ...

The designers of these KVMs never knew that. Today, KVM switchers are a bit more complicated than a simple rotary switch. We’re not dealing with VGA anymore — we have HDMI muxes. We’re also ...

The KVM switch also uses 'keep alive' technology which ... The VGA and USB ends are plugged into the computer and a standard CAT-5 cable is plugged into the RJ-45 end and into the one of the ...

Everything about the Belkin Secure DVI-I KVM Switch is air-tight, right down to the tamper-evident outer packaging and cabinet labels. Fully redundant circuitry prevents signaling attacks and data ...

Technology Convergence eBook, Black Box will display innovative IP KVM tools to enhance workflow efficiency, scalability and ...