Dell Wyse vWorkspace provides secure, cloud‑based virtual desktops and apps for thin‑client environments. Looking for other VDI and virtualization platforms? Below are 20 widely‑used alternatives, each with a brief overview and a link to learn more.
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Enterprise‑grade VDI solution offering persistent and non‑persistent desktops, app streaming, and integrated security with VMware Workspace ONE.
Industry‑leading platform delivering virtualized Windows, Linux, and web apps plus full‑desktop experiences with high‑definition graphics support.
Microsoft’s cloud‑native VDI service that provides Windows 10/11 multi‑session, Office 365 integration, and seamless scaling on Azure.
Fully managed Desktop‑as‑a‑Service (DaaS) on AWS, supporting Windows and Linux desktops with pay‑as‑you‑go pricing.
Browser‑based DaaS platform that runs on any public cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP) and delivers Windows, Linux, and web apps to any device.
Simplified VDI and application delivery solution with built‑in load balancing, multi‑cloud support, and thin‑client optimization.
Fully managed application streaming service that lets you deliver desktop applications to any browser without managing VDI infrastructure.
Google Cloud Marketplace offers VDI solutions (e.g., Citrix, VMware Horizon) with native integration to GCP networking and security services.
Open‑source KVM‑based virtualization platform delivering VDI capabilities, integrated management, and strong security controls.
Enterprise VDI offering that leverages Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for high‑performance Windows and Linux desktops.
Cisco’s integrated compute and storage platform that supports VDI workloads with built‑in networking, security, and management.
Low‑latency remote desktop and application delivery solution optimized for graphics‑intensive workloads.
Hyper‑converged infrastructure that can host VDI workloads, offering pre‑validated configurations for VMware Horizon and Citrix.
Cloud‑based VDI service delivering Windows 10/11 desktops with GPU acceleration, suitable for remote workforces and labs.
Browser‑only workspace that aggregates Windows, Linux, and web apps into a single HTML5 interface, eliminating client‑side installs.
Cost‑effective VDI platform that uses thin clients to deliver shared Windows desktops, ideal for education and SMBs.
Secure, Linux‑based thin‑client OS that can connect to any VDI backend (Citrix, VMware, Microsoft, etc.) with centralized management.
Hyper‑converged appliance that runs VDI workloads on a simple, all‑flash architecture with built‑in backup and disaster recovery.
Hybrid cloud service that runs VMware vSphere, NSX, and vSAN on AWS, enabling seamless extension of on‑prem VDI environments.
Earlier branding of Azure Virtual Desktop, still referenced in many enterprise roadmaps for Windows 10 multi‑session VDI.