VDI & Remote Desktop Servers
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure shifts computing from individual PCs to centralized servers — giving IT teams control, security, and the ability to deliver a full desktop experience to any device, anywhere. ICD configures VDI-optimized servers with GPU acceleration, high-density memory, and NVMe storage.
VDI workloads combine characteristics of many desktops into one server. Each virtual desktop needs vCPUs, memory, storage IOPS, and increasingly its own GPU slice.
Each desktop reserves 4-8 GB RAM. 100 users = 400-800 GB per host.
Even knowledge workers benefit from GPU acceleration for video conferencing and multi-monitor.
200 users logging in at 8 AM = I/O tsunami. NVMe handles this; HDD does not.
ICD provides the full VDI hardware stack: GPU-ready servers, NVIDIA vGPU accelerators, high-capacity RDIMM kits, and NVMe drives — all compatibility-verified.
Recommended Specifications
Recommended Servers
GPU-optimized 2U with up to 4 double-width GPUs. Supports NVIDIA A16 and L40S. PCIe Gen5.
Versatile 2U with up to 3 single-width GPUs alongside dense NVMe storage.
Industry-standard 2U with flexible GPU riser options. Proven in Citrix and Horizon deployments.
1U density with single-width GPU support. For VDI where rack space is at a premium.
Cost-effective Gen10+ with NVIDIA T4 support. Mature DDR4 keeps per-desktop cost low.
Compatible Parts
Why ICD?
NVIDIA vGPU-capable GPUs (A16, L40S, T4) verified compatible with your specific server chassis and riser
Memory modules tested in the exact DIMM population pattern for maximum bandwidth
Engineers who understand VDI user density, boot storm I/O modeling, and GPU vRAM allocation
Shipped to Egypt, KSA, UAE, and 100+ countries worldwide
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Citrix, VMware Horizon, or any VDI platform — hardware sized for your user count and desktop type.
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