Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) can be an effective way to deliver desktops and apps to workers; however, it can fall short when it comes to users that rely on complex graphics or video rendering. For users who regularly work with graphics-intensive applications, graphics processing unit (GPU) acceleration is a must. This report examines two vertical markets, higher ...
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) can be an effective way to deliver desktops and apps to workers; however, it can fall short when it comes to users that rely on complex graphics or video rendering. For users who regularly work with graphics-intensive applications, graphics processing unit (GPU) acceleration is a must. This report examines two vertical markets, higher education and government, that are rapidly adopting virtual GPUs to streamline IT management and enhance the user experience.
