Azure Desktop is not a specific Microsoft Azure service or product. However, you might be referring to “Azure Virtual Desktop” (formerly known as Windows Virtual Desktop or WVD), which is a cloud-based service provided by Microsoft Azure. Azure Virtual Desktop allows organizations to create and manage virtualized Windows desktops and applications in the Azure cloud, providing remote access to these resources from various devices.

Here are the key features and aspects of Azure Virtual Desktop:

1. Multi-User Windows 10: Azure Virtual Desktop supports multi-user Windows 10 virtual machines, allowing multiple users to share a single VM while maintaining separate user sessions. This optimizes resource utilization and reduces costs.

2. Windows 7 Extended Security Updates: Azure Virtual Desktop provides extended security updates for Windows 7 virtual desktops, enabling organizations to continue using legacy applications securely.

3. Flexible Work Environments: Users can access their Windows desktops and applications from various devices, including Windows PCs, Macs, iOS devices, Android devices, and web browsers.

4. Integration with Azure: Azure Virtual Desktop seamlessly integrates with other Azure services, such as Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for identity and access management, Azure Monitor for monitoring and diagnostics, and Azure Security Center for security management.

5. Customizable Environments: You can create custom virtual machine images with pre-configured applications and settings, allowing you to deploy consistent environments for users.

6. Scalability: Azure Virtual Desktop offers scalability options to adjust the number of virtual machines based on demand, ensuring that resources are available when needed.

7. Region Selection: You can deploy virtual desktops and applications in Azure data centers located in regions around the world to provide low-latency access to users globally.

8. Security and Compliance: Azure Virtual Desktop offers security features such as Azure Security Center integration, Azure Firewall integration, and support for conditional access policies to ensure secure access to virtual desktops and applications.

9. Licensing Options: Licensing for Azure Virtual Desktop can be based on per-user or per-device subscription models, depending on organizational requirements.