Leostream Steps In to Support HP Anyware Users Amid End-of-Life

Event summary

  • Leostream announced full migration support for HP Anyware users at the NAB Show on April 20, 2026.
  • HP will stop selling Anyware licenses as of next year.
  • Leostream offers multi-vendor, multi-device support for secure, policy-based access to desktops, workstations, and applications.
  • The migration path includes documentation, guidelines, and support for advanced display protocols like Amazon DCV or Mechdyne TGX.

The big picture

Leostream’s support for HP Anyware users comes at a critical time as HP phases out its product. This move underscores the growing need for flexible, multi-protocol remote desktop solutions in an increasingly hybrid and multi-cloud environment. The strategic shift highlights the importance of interoperability and scalability in enterprise IT infrastructure.

What we're watching

Migration Pace
The pace at which HP Anyware users adopt Leostream’s migration path will indicate the effectiveness of the support offered.
Protocol Adoption
Whether organizations will leverage advanced display protocols like Amazon DCV or Mechdyne TGX as part of their migration.
Market Impact
How Leostream’s move will affect its market position and the broader remote desktop access landscape.

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