Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Trends
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Trends Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) lets teams run desktops from data centers or the cloud, delivering a consistent experience across devices. It helps IT control, security, and app performance, especially for remote workers. As needs shift, VDI options have become simpler, cheaper, and more flexible. Several trends shape how organizations use VDI today: Cloud-enabled VDI with pay-as-you-go models and regional data centers Hybrid and multi-cloud deployments that mix on-prem, public cloud, and edge GPU-accelerated desktops for design, engineering, and data analytics Strong security with MFA, encryption, micro-segmentation, and centralized policy Centralized management that reduces day-to-day IT overhead Improved user experience with fast login, persistent apps, and responsive apps on any device Clear cost visibility and resource pooling to control budget Reliable disaster recovery options that keep desktops safe To start a VDI project, consider these steps: ...