The way we work is changing. The way you work is changing. It's true; Even though you don't realize it, computers and computing are changing the very nature of our understanding of things and how we interact with computers, and the Internet is evolving rapidly. Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is currently one of the most popular trends that is floating around. A virtualized desktop is provided by VDI, in which a standard desktop operating system is virtualized and hosted remotely using the Internet. Virtualization requires software, hardware, and other resources. Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is the ultimate convenience for workers on the go. With VDI, you can access your desktop remotely, even from a handheld device, because executing the interface is done at the central server. VDI lets you save your files to a central location, so they're always available—even if you lose your laptop or smartphone! And because it's all stored in one place, there's no need to worry about backing up or syncing files across multiple devices. Virtual desktop interfaces are a way to make your computer work for you, even if it's not where you are. They're primarily used to provide global access to desktop systems. But they can also be used in designing disaster recovery and backup solutions. This is done by routinely updating the desktop's data on a remote server so that users can still access their information through virtual desktops if service interruptions occur. If you need to work on something while traveling or at home but don't have access to your computer, you can log into your virtual desktop and get back to work! But what does this mean for you? Well, if you're not familiar with VDI, then it's time to update!