Case Study: Inphi achieves centralized data-center consolidation and faster, more secure engineering with OpenText Exceed TurboX

Inphi leverages OpenText Exceed TurboX to consolidate data centers

Inphi Corporation, a global semiconductor leader headquartered in Santa Clara with about 580 engineers across 15 locations, needed to consolidate disparate data sources and optimize Electronic Design Automation (EDA) workflows while ensuring security, speed and predictable access for engineers. The company sought a single, manageable data‑center approach to protect intellectual property, simplify IT operations and prevent costly delays in time‑to‑market.

Inphi implemented a centralized data center using OpenText Exceed TurboX thin‑client remote access to provide high‑performance X Window access. The solution boosted global responsiveness and reliability, enabled persistent simulation sessions, reduced infrastructure and management costs, freed resources for engineering, protected IP, and accelerated integration of acquisitions—supporting on‑time, high‑quality production.

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Scott Clark

VP, IT / InfoSecurity