MokaFive, a three-year-old company from Redwood City, Calif., has driven a stake in the ground in the virtualization market with the introduction of its desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) innovation Virtual ...

IBM launched on Monday its Smart Business Desktop service, a combination of thin client computing, virtualization, and the cloud, which is claimed to be the "industry's first public desktop cloud ...

Google has had a virtual desktop service called Cloudtop since 2017, but it's for employees only, and the company refers cloud customers to partner products instead. This approach contrasts with that ...

The IBM Smart Business Desktop Cloud hosted virtualization service for large and mid-size companies will roll out in October IBM is rolling out a subscription service that aims to make it easier for ...

Top 6 desktop as a service (DaaS) providers: Amazon, Citrix and more Your email has been sent Desktop as a service adoption lags behind on-premise VDI, but the popularity of cloud-hosted desktops is ...

Sycamore Community Schools doesn't think small when it comes to providing students, faculty and staff with the latest technology. The Illinois school district, which serves only about 3,800 students, ...

Client computing in the cloud moves forward in the military at a gradual pace. The U.S. Army uses Citrix XenApp over a private cloud at headquarters to deliver desktops with personalized profiles for ...

Liquidware is betting that cloud-based virtual desktops will sprawl out in a similar manner to virtual servers, and is partnering up with the major cloud vendors in anticipation. The early promise of ...

IBM is rolling out a subscription service that aims to make it easier for large companies to use desktop virtualization, a technology that has been slow to take off but which some say has big ...

Dell said this week it is expanding its virtual desktop offerings into the cloud through a partnership with another company. Dell’s Simplified Desktop as a Service (DaaS) is a cloud-based virtual ...

Karen Schwartz is a freelance technology writer based in the Washington D.C. area. It takes a lot of people — and a lot of technology — to manage a public transit system for nearly 3 million people ...