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Phaze extends remote workstation access to AI agents

Phaze says its remote-computer platform now lets authorized AI agents operate company-managed workstations through a recently released MCP server, while employees can take control of the same session. The company already offers high-performance remote desktops for design, 3D and development teams. Its IT-support example is an early implementation, not proof of a broad rollout or customer savings.

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Primary source · Phaze · November 4, 2026

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