Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop is a cloud service designed to create all the environmental entities and mechanics needed to deliver a virtual desktop and set of virtual applications.

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is a technology that hosts your desktop environments on a centralized server.

Nerdio Inc., a startup that helps companies manage virtual desktop environments deployed on Microsoft Azure, has raised $500 million in fresh funding. The software maker announced the Series C ...

Microsoft’s Remote Desktop app is one of the easier ways to remotely connect to a PC while you’re out and about, allowing you to access a PC remotely and even perform some basic file transfers.

The Windows App is designed for work and school accounts and helps connect to Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, Microsoft Dev Box, Remote Desktop Services, and remote PCs.

Microsoft is ending support of its Remote Desktop app for Windows on May 27th. If you use the Remote Desktop app to connect to Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, or Microsoft Dev Box machines ...

"Our partnership with Nerdio goes beyond technology integration—it's about empowering organizations to fully adopt and optimize Azure Virtual Desktop through strategic go-to-market programs ...

At the time, Keiser University was supporting more than 1,000 employees with its Azure Virtual Desktop environment. That has since shrunk to around 250 people who use the solution on a regular basis, ...

While we can still think of Nerdio as the Azure Virtual Desktop company, we can also see the firm put a deeper foothold into foundational infrastructure-level technologies that could extend to the ...

It can be used with both Desktop Experience and Server Core. In this post, we will see how to enable Hotpatch for Azure Edition virtual machine built for ISO.

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.

Using the access to virtual machines the attackers employed malicious use of the Serial Console on Azure Virtual Machines to install third-party remote management software within client environments.