HPE Hosted Virtual Desktop Services vs IBM Hosted Virtual Desktop Services comparison

HPE Hosted Virtual Desktop Services target workload was delivering virtualized applications and desktops to end users via Microsoft Remote Desktop Session Hosting. Compute and storage performance benchmarks were captured that were used to ascertain recommended user densities for various end-user types. Hewlett Packard Enterprise offers a Reference Architecture using Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (RDS) to deliver virtualized applications and virtual desktops from HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen9 servers with NVMe SSDs, by leveraging Microsoft best-inclass technologies: Windows Server 2016, Hyper-V, and Storage Spaces Direct (S2D).

IBM Hosted Virtual Desktop Services removes organizational and geographical borders among workforce with its ability to output graphics-intensive applications, content or video on standard laptops or mobile devices. Users' gain simplified management and greater control of your IT resources through IBM customer portal, where you can configure and scale compute, graphics seats and storage to meet demand. Because IBM agile cloud architecture is based on standardization and automation, users' can configure standardized user profiles that can be used across multiple machines instead of having to build custom images. By modernizing your IT infrastructure with this cloud-based model, it position the workforce to keep up with cyclical needs and respond to immediate demands with minimal effort.