Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) has become an essential part of the IT landscape, enabling organizations to deliver desktop environments to end-users from a central location. While VMware has long been a leader in the VDI market with its Horizon platform, the evolving needs of organizations, coupled with rising costs and the demand for flexibility, have prompted IT leaders to seek alternatives. One such alternative is Leostream, a powerful platform offering VDI and remote desktop access focusing on cost efficiency, flexibility, and enhanced management capabilities.
In this guide, we discuss how Leostream is not merely a VDI solution; it’s a comprehensive platform that centralizes the management of remote desktops and virtual infrastructure, whether hosted on-premises or in the cloud. Unlike traditional VDI platforms that tightly integrate with specific hypervisors or hardware, Leostream is hypervisor-agnostic, cloud-neutral, and integrates seamlessly with various environments, making it a truly flexible and scalable solution.
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