Azure Virtual Desktop Microsoft has long had its own DaaS offerings, starting with Terminal Server (which was based on Citrix’s WinFrame). The latest take on this is Azure Virtual Desktop.

The Azure Virtual Desktop service now offers the choice of using the Windows 11 operating system at the preview stage, per a Thursday Microsoft announcement. Azure Virtual Desktop is a 2-year-old ...

Tagging is an existing Azure services capability that's getting previewed for use with the Azure Virtual Desktop service. IT pros can tag Azure services using the "Azure portal or through ...

Sometimes an end user application isn't happy running on a server OS. Windows Multisession, only available in Azure Virtual Desktop (not on-premises or in another cloud) neatly bypasses the app ...

Microsoft has released Windows 11 preview images for Azure Virtual Desktop. The release promises exclusive support for multi-session, with an experience similar to that of a local Windows 11 machine.

Azure Virtual Desktop now has an on-prem option Azure Virtual Desktop is a cloud-based solution designed to offer a secure remote desktop experience for Windows 10 and Windows 11 sessions.

Azure Virtual Desktop’s flexibility and security make it an excellent desktop virtualization solution for businesses with remote and mobile workforces, says Samson Barasa, technical consultant ...

1) Virtual Desktop Service When hosting your virtual desktops in the cloud, the cloud provider, in this case Microsoft, manages the service. No additional steps need to be taken to keep this ...

Citrix has announced that its Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) offering is now available via Microsoft’s Azure Marketplace, which will reportedly simplify the delivery of Windows and Linux virtual ...

If you're an IT professional panicking at the thought of managing legions of hybrid workers on a permanent basis, desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) might be exactly what you need. We've compiled the top ...