Over the past several months, AMD, Microsoft, and Login VSI have collaborated to evaluate the performance of Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) for Azure Local using both the AMD EPYC™ 9004 and AMD EPYC™ 8004 series processors. AVD on Azure Local allows you to run virtual desktops and applications on Azure infrastructure, but with the advantage of running on-prem, in a hybrid cloud setup. It's like a bridge between your local datacenter and the cloud, letting you use the best of both worlds. Using the massive scalability potential of AMD EPYC™ 9004 series processors on-prem, it’s possible to drive down per-user costs while improving the performance and user experience. In this webinar we will cover: - AVD on Azure Local Architecture - Best practices for unlocking massive performance and scalability with AMD EPYC™ processors - How many AVD knowledge worker sessions a single server can host (hint: it may be a new record in the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure world)