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VDI Design Guide—Virtual Workstation Interactive Collaboration with NVIDIA Omniverse
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  • Dell Technologies Validated Designs for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) on vSAN-based infrastructure provide a quick and easy way to simplify and extend your VMware environment. These solutions are ideal for VDI applications because they combine compute, storage, networking, virtualization, and management.

    This validated design for Virtual Workstation Interactive Collaboration with NVIDIA Omniverse is designed to run on Dell VxRail or Dell vSAN Ready Nodes. These true hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) platforms provide performance, flexibility, and scale for VDI environments.

    Organizations in technical graphics design and related sectors are adopting VDI in order to benefit from centralized management, gain better security and compliance, and enhance worker mobility. Users in these sectors typically run professional-grade graphics applications that require advanced graphic acceleration by dedicated GPU hardware.

    Running professional graphics software on virtualized platforms provides many positive benefits. The benefits include the ability to work or learn from anywhere, a better return on infrastructure investment, a quicker time-to-market with faster software development life cycles, the ability to dynamically meet the development requirements of graphical design users, and better user experiences.

    With the changing dynamics of modern-day graphic design and the diverse set of possible user situations (such as working in the office or from home), it has become challenging for IT teams to provide a consistent user experience. For example, a graphics designer viewing or editing 3D models over a remote Internet connection may need to collaborate in real time with various remote team members to optimize the design experience.

    NVIDIA Omniverse is an extensible, open platform built for virtual collaboration and real time, physically accurate simulation. Creators, designers, researchers, and engineers can connect major design tools, assets, and projects to collaborate and iterate in a shared virtual space. Running Omniverse on validated and performance-tested Dell infrastructure provides an ideal solution for graphics designers and IT teams alike.