Desktop Virtualization - System Architectures

System Architectures

Desktop virtualization implementations are classified based on where the virtual desktop runs and whether or not the virtual desktop persists between sessions. . Software products that deliver desktop virtualization solutions can combine these two implementation methods into a single product to provide the most appropriate implementation to support specific requirements. Neither approach explicitly requires the use of a hypervisor; however, in practice most desktop virtualization implementations do incorporate a hypervisor component.

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