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Enterprise‑grade VDI and app‑delivery platform with integrated Blast Extreme protocol, Cloud PODs, and robust management tools.
Industry‑leading solution for delivering Windows, Linux, and SaaS apps with HDX technology and granular policy control.
Microsoft‑hosted Windows 10/11 multi‑session VDI service tightly integrated with Azure AD, Office 365, and Azure security.
Fully managed, secure cloud desktop service that supports Windows and Linux, with pay‑as‑you‑go pricing.
Browser‑based VDI platform that runs on any public cloud or on‑prem Nutanix infrastructure, delivering instant access to Windows apps.
Simplified VDI and remote app delivery with support for Windows, Linux, and macOS clients, plus built‑in load balancing.
Dell’s VDI solution built on VMware Horizon, optimized for thin‑client environments with centralized management.
Leverages Google Cloud’s global network to host Citrix or VMware VDI workloads, offering high‑performance, low‑latency desktops.
Hybrid VDI service that runs Horizon Cloud workloads on Azure, combining VMware management with Azure scalability.
Open‑source KVM‑based virtualization platform with VDI capabilities, integrated with Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Open-source cloud OS that can be configured for VDI workloads using Nova compute and the Horizon web UI.
Core virtualization platform that, when paired with Horizon Agent, delivers VDI on-premises with high availability.
Former name of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, still used in many legacy deployments for Windows VDI.
Open-source server virtualization management platform (KVM/QEMU + LXC) that can host VDI workloads with thin‑client access.
Built‑in Windows Server virtualization technology that supports Remote Desktop Services for VDI scenarios.
Linux kernel’s native hypervisor, widely used for building custom VDI solutions with open‑source tools.
Fully managed VMware SDDC on Amazon Web Services, enabling Horizon VDI workloads to run in AWS with native VMware tools.
Cisco UCS hardware combined with VMware Horizon for high‑performance, scalable VDI deployments.
Hyper‑converged infrastructure with built‑in VDI capabilities, simplifying desktop delivery on-premises.
Nutanix’s native hypervisor (AHV) paired with Frame for a fully integrated, cloud‑agnostic VDI solution.
PC‑over‑IP solution that delivers high‑performance remote desktops, often used alongside VDI back‑ends for graphics‑intensive workloads.