That's why ICA has become a de facto industry standard for delivering corporate applications across the broadest variety of desktop platforms and networks. On the server, ICA has the unique ability to separate application logic from the user interface. And with ICA, applications consume as little as one-tenth of their normal network bandwidth. The ICA protocol sends only keystrokes, mouse clicks, screen updates and audio across the network.
Applications consume just a fraction of the network bandwidth usually required.
Key ICA Differentiators Thin resources. ICA requires the equivalent of an Intel 286 processor and access to a minimum of 640k of RAM to operate. The ICA protocol consumes an average 20kb of bandwidth. Universal application client. ICA works with any Win16 or Win32 application.