Windows Paperspace + RDP Microsoft's eponymous Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) has been a mainstay in accessing remote desktops for decades and we're happy to announce that RDP is now integrated into the Paperspace platform. While not as
DaaS Windows 10 Windows 10 is now available on Paperspace. Here's a few things you may enjoy about this operating system: 1. New Start menu The Windows 8 Start menu was a hugely unpopular item. Windows
VDI "Netflix of computers": Interview with Technical.ly BK ... But we can do better than that, and last week I talked to the cofounder of an exciting Brooklyn cloud computing company that’s trying to reconceptualize the way we use computers. “‘The
Enterprise Paperspace vs Citrix: How are they different? A question we often get is how are we different than Citrix? There are two primary differences: (In this article, we'll use Citrix as the example but the same is true for all
Enterprise Paperspace Deployment Guide A full VDI implementation in the cloud Paperspace provides a complete virtual desktop solution in the cloud without any of the headaches of on-premise VDI. It’s easy to setup, simple to manage
Enterprise Why you can't host your VDI in the public cloud It seems like everyday you read about another company closing its datacenters and moving to AWS. Josh Evans, Director of Operations Engineering at Netflix recently discussed how "everything that is Netflix from
Enterprise Why you should move your company to the cloud Okay, so you're intrigued by virtual desktops but you're still not convinced of the benefits. Here are five reasons you should move to the cloud: 1) Remote access Mobility is not a buzzword.
Enterprise Paperspace <3 Active Directory At Paperspace we have been developing our own identity management system to enable businesses without large IT departments to get up and running with virtual desktops as quickly and easily as possible. But
Enterprise Why Paperspace is the future of enterprise desktops In the cloud era, on-premise VDI is as good as dead. Sure, "on-prem" VDI will stick around for a little longer — like all legacy technologies do — but it's in the life-support