Phaze opens shared remote computer access for people and AI agents

What is changing?

On November 4, Phaze introduced a remote-access platform that turns high-performance computers into shared workspaces for people and AI agents. According to the company’s product page, Windows hosts can be reached with low latency from Mac and Windows clients, while the service also works from the command line alongside its desktop app.

The platform allows Claude, Codex and other agents to perform tasks on remote machines. People and agents can take over the same session, sharing workflows such as maintenance, file management, monitoring long renders and completing visual work.

Phaze says it provides permissions at the machine, team and role levels, an on-premises relay, session logs and API-based analytics. The company also highlights SOC 2 Type II compliance. These are provider claims; production teams still need to validate latency, data boundaries and session-handoff controls in their own environments.