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Dizzion

Hybrid Cloud · Cloud Computing

Overview

Employees

56

Founded

2011

Location

San Antonio, Texas

Industry

information technology & services

About

Dizzion is a global leader in Desktop as a Service (DaaS) and Cloud PC solutions, founded in 2011. The company aims to redefine end-user computing by enabling secure and high-performance work from any location and device. Dizzion provides a fully-managed, secure end-user computing platform that delivers desktops, workspaces, and application environments as a cloud service.

The platform operates entirely in a web browser, offering a seamless user experience and a single-pane-of-glass admin console for IT teams. Dizzion supports AnyCloud delivery with integration for major cloud providers, allowing deployment from over 300 global data centers. The company specializes in managed virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and digital workspace solutions, catering to highly regulated industries such as healthcare, financial services, and government. Dizzion's offerings include cloud-delivered virtual desktops, secure endpoints, application streaming, and integrated cloud storage solutions.

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