Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Market Trends

Growth Drivers

• Increasing Smartphones, Desktop, and Internet Users for instance, in 2022, around 52% of the web visits were estimated to be come from desktops. Moreover, as of 2018, the total consumer spending on smartphones was anticipated to be around USD 80 billion while it is further expected to reach around USD 125 billion in 2022 and USD 175 billion in 2025.

Desktops are being highly utilized for several purposes such as, in hospitals, banks, educational institutions, government and privet offices. Hence, the rising requirement for managing desktop infrastructure is set to propel the market growth over the forecast period.

• Growing Penetration of Internet of Things (IoT) across the Globe – it was estimated that in 2019, there were nearly 8 billion devices were connected to Internet of Things (IoT) globally, meanwhile the number is further projected to hit approximately 20 billion in 2025 and 30 billion in 2030 worldwide. Hence, the number is set to triple from 2020 to 2030.
• Higher Implementation of 5G Technology – higher implementation and growing inclination of the 5G technology has triggered the number of IoT devices to rise by 3 times reaching 25 billion in 2028 worldwide.
• Acceleration in the Process of Digitalization – For instance, in 2021, it was noticed that more than USD 1 trillion was spent on the digital transformation across the globe in 2021 and in 2023, the amount was projected to reach around USD 6 trillion.
• Rising Utilization of Cloud Computing –cloud computing is the robust and highly developed segment in to IT industry which was anticipated to exhibit a total revenue of around USD 375 billion on 2021.

Challenges

• Lack of Skilled Workforce to and Higher Service Cost - A maintaining staff for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) can be tricky to arrange since it requires qualified IT professionals. Additionally, organizations may be exposed to hire external consultants when facing challenges to obtain initial implementation assistance.
• Vulnerability Similar to Their Physical Counterparts
• Various Security Threats Posed by Excess Network Traffic on Each Virtual Representative