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Virtualization involves logically dividing physical IT resources such as servers, storage, or workstations and providing them as virtual systems. This allows multiple virtual machines to run independently on shared hardware.

Companies can use their existing resources more efficiently and deploy IT systems more flexibly.

VMware and Proxmox are platforms for operating and managing virtual machines.

They differ in features such as functionality, licensing, administration, and integration into existing IT environments. Which platform is more suitable should be evaluated based on the existing infrastructure, the desired features, and future requirements.

In principle, virtual systems can be migrated between different platforms.

The complexity of a migration depends on factors such as the existing virtualization platform, virtual machines, storage and network infrastructure, as well as availability and downtime requirements. Therefore, a technical inventory and migration plan should be conducted before the migration.

Yes, under suitable technical conditions, CAD and other graphics-intensive workstations can also be centrally virtualized. CPU performance, RAM, network, and suitable GPU resources play a particularly important role. Whether CAD virtualization is suitable should be assessed based on the applications used and the specific performance requirements.