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 managed in a data center, while the users can access them remotely from their workplace.
VDI environments are hosted on a centralized server with substantial processing power. Virtual desktop images are delivered over the Internet to an endpoint device, allowing users to interact with the operating system as if they were using the device locally.
