Mastering voodoo: Building Linux VDI for Deep Learning workloads, Part 1
Linux VDI. It sucks. Period. Although it seems very easy to deploy and maintain, it isn’t. It’s some kind of voodoo that is hard to... Read more
Category: Horizon 7
How to build an F1 simulator game in a VDI
At ITQ, we like to experiment with technology and push the limits of what’s possible. If we present sessions about the Art of the Possible,... Read more
How useful is a Digital Workspace without VDI?
The initiative to declare 2019 as the true Year of VDI continues. As you may have read in my previous blog post, I believe the... Read more
Will 2019 finally be the Year of VDI?
Many people joke about it and mock with the fact that it has been The Year of VDI for many years. But, is it finally here?... Read more
VMware Horizon 7.2 is released and it’s awesome!
Today VMware released the newest version of the Horizon Suite, version 7.2 And although the previous releases contained great new features, this is one that... Read more
To assess or not to assess, is that even a question?
I’m currently working on the first design project after becoming VCDX. And so it is a great opportunity to use my newly developed skills to... Read more
What’s new in Horizon 7.0.3
Today, VMware announced the Q4 release of Horizon, version 7.0.3. In this post I will explain the new features and functionality. Windows OS Support Horizon 7.0.3 has... Read more
Cloud Pod Architecture with F5 LTM or NSX
In 2014, VMware announced a new feature in Horizon 6 called Cloud Pod Architecture. This feature can make sure that you can run Horizon based... Read more
VMworld 2016: What’s new in Horizon 7.0.2?
One of the two best weeks of the year is in progress. VMworld 2016 and this year’s US version is located in Las Vegas. traditionally,... Read more