VDI stands for Virtual desktop infrastructure and is defined as the hosting of desktop environments on a central server in the data center. The specific desktop images run within virtual machines (VMs) like Chromebooks, and are delivered to end clients over a network. As the workplace environment evolves, organizations are evaluating their remote work strategies, many with a specific focus on desktop virtualization. Desktop virtualization separates the personal computing desktop environment from a physical machine, using the client-server model of computing. Through deployment, organizations benefit from cost savings, simplified management, enhanced security, and increased productivity.
Virtual workstations address challenges by offering users the mobility and flexibility to work from any location, and on any device, as well as providing secure access to sensitive data. Additionally, by delivering resources from the data center, these workstations enable users to collaborate seamlessly from anywhere in the world. IT management costs are reduced, as IT can maintain and upgrade virtual workstations in a centralized data center. Order your GPU from us today.