Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is a technology that enables businesses to use virtual machines instead of being confined to a physical workstation. The virtual machines are hosted and ...

(2) Desktop virtualization also refers to a thin client architecture in which the user's OS and apps run in a separate partition in a server. Commonly called "virtual desktop infrastructure" (VDI ...

Citrix, a business unit of Cloud Software Group, has purchased the Germany-based provider of a lean operating system and ...

University Technology Solutions is thrilled to introduce your virtual desktop console, called UTSA MyAppsVDI. MyApps VDI will work on any operating system; You can use it on your laptop (Mac or PC), ...

If you’re like one of the millions of organizations around the world that have jumped on the hybrid work train, you’ve probably set up some type of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI ...

Citrix buys Unicon as the VDI, DaaS market heats up with interest in virtual desktop infrastructure and desktop as a service, ...

Microsoft In-Box VDI refers to the VDI components included in Windows Server, namely the Hyper-V virtual machine monitor that hosts each user's personal virtual desktop (PVD) in its own virtual ...

Modern cloud computing has eliminated the burden of reinventing the infrastructure wheel, opening opportunities for ...

We list the best virtual desktop services ... provisioning is broken down into five simple steps. Choose an infrastructure (AWS, Google Cloud, etc.) and the apps you need (Office 365, Adobe ...

However, while most people in healthcare are familiar with telemedicine, some may not be as familiar with Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and how the two go hand in hand so well. VDI is a ...

Important! Duo two-factor authentication is now required for off-campus access to virtual desktops. Enroll in Duo Learn more about Duo Virtual Desktop service allows ...