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Laplink® Software helps millions of PC customers around the world migrate, transfer, synchronize, share and remotely access their digital data. Founded in 1983, we first offered our signature cable — a simple, efficient method of transferring data from one computer to another. The Laplink cable quickly became synonymous with the process of transferring files between computers. (“Let’s Laplink those files over!”) As the global leader in PC migration software, we’re dedicated to innovation. Today, our flagship product is PCmover®. It does everything the cable did back in the day, plus much, much more. In fact, it transfers the entire personality of your computer — from files and media to apps and custom programs — remotely, securely, and even en masse. Secure automated migration of hundreds of PCs for remote workforces, you say? Consider it done. Whether you’re migrating one PC or 1,000, users have trusted us with their data for nearly 40 years. It’s no wonder we’re the only PC migration software recommended by tech industry giants Microsoft® and Intel®. PCmover is used by the world’s top accounting firms, automotive manufacturers, universities, and accounting firms, and organizations across consumer electronics, IT consulting, pharmaceutical the pharmaceutical industry, and more. PCmover software saves time and budget, reduces migration risks, and increases efficiency. Only PCmover’s proprietary technology includes full selectivity that transfers data, applications and settings from an old PC to a new one, even if the versions of Windows are different. Laplink is a privately held company with headquarters located in Bellevue, Washington.

ThinSoft (Holdings) Inc (the Group') is a leading global developer and distributor of Thin Computing Solutions (TCS) that reduce the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of IT operations. The Group has two flagship products, BeTwin and WinConnect that support applications running on the world's two most dominant operating systems Windows and Linux respectively.