Citrix Hypervisor

Citrix Hypervisor (formerly XenServer) is a wildly fast, deeply specialized virtualization platform that mathematically attacked the 'Application and Desktop Delivery' market. It engineered a terrifyingly streamlined hypervisor that is mathematically hyper-optimized for running intense graphical workloads and massively dense Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) deployments. Citrix Hypervisor is the absolute weapon of choice for massive healthcare networks, remote corporate teams, and engineering firms who mathematically demand to stream terrifyingly heavy 3D CAD software or highly secure clinical applications to lightweight endpoints. By mathematically engineering deep hardware-level GPU pass-through, it allows multiple virtual machines to aggressively share a single physical Nvidia graphics card, mathematically destroying the massive cost of outfitting thousands of remote workers with expensive workstations. Its terrifyingly tight integration with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops mathematically guarantees peak performance for VDI. Citrix mathematically proves that virtualization must be mathematically tuned for the specific workload to achieve maximum density.