HP ZCentral Remote Boost

What HP ZCentral Remote Boost is

HP ZCentral Remote Boost is presented on HP’s current page as HP Z Remote Graphics Software (RGS). It provides remote access to workstation-class systems for graphics-intensive work requiring high image quality and low latency. HP identifies engineering, CAD, 3D design, media, visualization, simulation and production teams as suitable users. RGS supports physical, virtual and cloud-based workstations, including desktop, mobile and rack-mounted systems, and works with Windows, Linux and macOS clients. Users can transfer files, use pen and tablet input, and host real-time review sessions with full-resolution screen sharing from design applications. Shared-workflow collaboration and use on HP or non-HP devices are listed. HP says RGS transmits pixels while data remains encrypted on the workstation. Licensing uses concurrent sessions, with one-year and three-year subscriptions available through resellers. A 30-day free trial is available by request. Connections require network access, and HP notes that remote experience varies with network conditions. The product page links to an RGS support forum. The listed one-year and three-year subscription plans have no prices shown.