Windows Server 2016 support was added with Horizon Connection Server 7.1 and newer. The Connection Server and the Composer components are still based on Windows Server and there are no rumors of a possible appliance version. OS support (Connection Server and Composer) Just follow the Upgrade Guide.Ĭheck also the product interoperability, but for vSphere (and vSAN), usually you have to upgrade Horizon first. It’s very easy upgrade to Horizon 7.9, if you aready have a 7.x version (I’ve tested from 7.4 and was quite fast and simple). Blast Extreme can offload H.264, H.265, and graphics to the T4 GPUs.įor more information see also: 3D Graphics like never before with VMware Horizon and NVIDIA T4 GPUs.ĭefinitely VDI is not dead, and maybe 2019 it’s not the year of VDI… just because each year is an important year for VDI and EUC. New hardware it’s also supported, for example, NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPUs are now validated and supported with Horizon 7 across Windows 10 VDI, Windows Server 20. Of course the new UI is not yet fully ready, but it’s an important step.įor example, see the new UI in action during desktop application publishing:
Yes… an HTML5 UI, finally also on Horizon that was still one piece of VMware’s software using a Flash based client. The VMware Horizon 7 version 7.9 release includes many new features and enhancements to Horizon Connection Server and Horizon Agent including continuing to build on the feature parity of Horizon Console, the HTML5-based web console that will eventually replace Horizon Administrator. VMware Horizon 7.9 provides the several new features and enhancements in different infrastructural components as well described in the product release notes. VMware Horizon version 7.8 was released on March 2019, with a lot of new features, and now VMware has just released the new version of VMware Horizon 7: version 7.9, and of course the new other components, like ew Horizon Client 5.1.
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