Top Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Companies

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Market size was valued at USD 6.65 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 8.24 Billion in 2024 to USD 45.78 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 23.9% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

Among major competitors, some include VMware, Microsoft Corporation, Citrix, AWS, and Nutanix, which take a majority of the competitive lead for the global virtual desktop infrastructure industry. These firms drive the standards for innovation as they present hybrid on-premises and cloud virtual desktop infrastructure options. They all deliver better product offerings on each iteration, with up-to-date security features, scalability.  'Citrix Systems, Inc.  ', 'Microsoft Corporation  ', 'Nutanix, Inc.  ', 'Cisco Systems, Inc.  ', 'Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP  ', 'Dell Technologies Inc.  ', 'NetApp, Inc.  ', 'Red Hat, Inc.  ', 'Amazon Web Services, Inc  ', 'Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.  ', 'NComputing Co., Ltd.  ', 'Fujitsu Limited  ', 'Lenovo Group Limited  ', 'Oracle Corporation  ', 'Ericom Software, Inc.'

Cloud-based VDI Adoption: As cloud-based virtual desktop infrastructure systems are scalable, flexible, and less expensive to have overall, these are the types of systems that companies are now adopting. Moving on-premises to the cloud will allow businesses to expand virtual desktop environments to accommodate their growing workforces. Towards this end, virtual desktop infrastructure as an industry must reflect and support the overall move toward cloud computing.  

In 2023, North America had the highest market share in virtual desktop infrastructure industry. As of 2022, more than 25% of the working professionals in the USA would be doing work from home, and this trend is expected to increase. One of the major drivers for the growth of virtual desktop infrastructure markets in the region is the shift towards remote and flexible work setup wherein companies require safe, scalable, and affordable ways to support their dispersed workforce. It also accelerates the adoption of desktop virtualization in the region through the presence of key virtual desktop infrastructure solution providers such as VMware, Microsoft Corporation, Citrix, and AWS, thus making it a forerunner in the global market.