In this episode of The Citrix Session, host Bill Sutton is joined by Todd Smith, recently promoted Senior Manager for Account Technology Strategists (ATS) in the public sector at Citrix. Together, they dive into a pivotal blog article released at Citrix UNITE in New Orleans—“Citrix and NVIDIA Partner to Deliver AI Virtual Workstations.”

What’s Inside:

• What the ATS role really means—and why it matters more than ever
• How Citrix is evolving to support AI workloads using NVIDIA RTX virtual workstations
• The security, scalability, and flexibility of Citrix’s new AI integration
• Why protecting your data from public LLMs is now mission-critical
• Real-world AI use cases in enablement, call centers, and endpoint acceleration

Whether you’re a Citrix veteran or just exploring virtual desktops for AI development, this episode unpacks how Citrix is helping organizations innovate securely and efficiently—with existing infrastructure, enhanced GPU value, and powerful NVIDIA partnerships.

Key takeaway: AI isn’t just for “the nerds in the back room” anymore. Citrix is making it accessible, secure, and scalable—right at the edge of innovation.

In episode 176 of The Citrix Session, host Andy Whiteside, along with guest Geremy Meyers, dives into the transformative integration of Chrome Enterprise Premium into the Citrix platform. This episode explores how Citrix is enhancing browser management and security for enterprise environments, making it easier than ever for businesses to handle web and SaaS applications securely. Geremy, who oversees account technology specialists in the US, shares insights on the strategic partnership between Citrix and Google and the significant benefits it brings, such as improved malware detection, data loss prevention, and policy control within the Chrome browser. Tune in to learn how Citrix's latest move with Google can streamline operations and bolster security for companies leveraging Chrome Enterprise.

Join hosts Bill Sutton, Todd Smith, and Geremy Meyers for episode 175 of the Citrix Session Podcast as they dive into the critical aspects of upgrading to XenServer 8. In this episode, they discuss the impending end-of-life status of Citrix Hypervisor 8.2 cu1, scheduled for June 25th, 2025, highlighting the necessity for users to transition to the newer XenServer 8. The team outlines the enhanced features, including support for Windows 11 with VTPM, integrated PvS accelerator, added support for Nagios and SNMP, and the revolutionary Xen Conversion Manager which eases VM conversions. They also navigate through operational tips, such as leveraging a content delivery network for updates and the benefits of infrastructure as code with Terraform support. Whether you’re planning a migration or looking to optimize your Citrix workloads, this episode offers invaluable insights into making the most of XenServer 8's capabilities.

In this episode of the Citrix Session, host Bill Sutton and a panel of experts, including Andy Whiteside, Geremy Meyers, and Todd Smith, delve into the latest enhancements Citrix has made to improve both security and operational efficiency. They discuss the new feature, Session Remote Start, which enables faster logons and boosts productivity by allowing physical security measures like badge scans to initiate and prepare Citrix sessions even before the user reaches their desk.

The team explores how this integration not only speeds up the login process but also aligns with Citrix’s commitment to enhancing the user experience and administrative visibility. They cover technical aspects, potential use cases, and the implications of API-driven session management for various industries, especially those with high-security needs like healthcare and public sectors.

Tune in to learn how Citrix continues to innovate by merging physical security with digital access, aiming to transform how we approach workspace efficiency and user satisfaction.

Join us in episode 173 of the Citrix Session where host Bill Sutton, Director of Modern Workspace at XenTegra, and guest Geremy Meyers, ATS Director at Citrix, delve into Citrix’s latest strategic move—the acquisition of Unicon. In this episode, they explore how this acquisition integrates with Citrix’s current offerings, particularly focusing on Unicon's thin client operating system and cloud-based management stack. Discover the implications for enhanced security and management in VDI environments and how this aligns with Citrix’s goal to simplify access to both cloud and SAS-based apps. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a professional navigating the Citrix ecosystem, this discussion will provide you with valuable insights into the future of workspace technology.

In this episode of The Citrix Session, Bill Sutton and guests delve into Citrix's recent strategic acquisitions of Device Trust and Strong Network, examining how these integrate with Citrix's security framework and enhance hybrid work environments. Join Andy Whiteside, Aaron Banner, Todd Smith, and Geremy Meyers as they explore the implications of these new capabilities on zero-trust architecture and secure private access. Discover how Citrix is not just improving security measures but also facilitating app development within its platform to adapt to the evolving needs of modern enterprises. Whether you're a security professional or involved in enterprise IT, this discussion will provide deep insights into how Citrix's latest enhancements can streamline operations and fortify security protocols in your organization.

In this episode of The Citrix Session, host Bill Sutton and guests dive deep into the latest advancements in hardware and device security, with a special focus on Netscaler disk encryption. Our experts, including Jeremy Myers and Todd Smith, discuss how these innovations originated from financial and public sectors and are now setting a standard for security across industries. Discover how encryption not only protects sensitive data but also ensures compliance with stringent regulations. Join us as we explore how these technologies are being implemented to safeguard decommissioned devices and prevent unauthorized data retrieval, making a significant impact in the finance and government sectors.

In this episode of The Citrix Session (Episode 170), host Bill Sutton is joined by Andy Whiteside, CEO of XenTegra, Citrix experts Jeremy Myers and Todd Smith, to discuss the exciting new capabilities of Citrix Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) for macOS. Dive into how this game-changing feature enables Mac environments to be remotely accessed with the same efficiency as other platforms, perfect for developers, video professionals, and education institutions.

Tune in to learn:

• How Citrix VDA for macOS brings Macs into the fold of remote desktop solutions
• Key use cases, including developer environments, multimedia professionals, and education
• Integration with platforms like MacStadium and Amazon EC2 Mac instances
• Licensing models and platform compatibility
• How this innovation highlights Citrix's continued investment in cutting-edge technology

Explore how Citrix is meeting customer demands while setting the standard for the future of remote access!