The video calling experience for some virtual machine (VM) users is about to get a whole lot better thanks to a new Google Meet upgrade.
In a post on the Google Workspace blog(opens in new tab), the company noted, “If you use a Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI) such as Citrix or VMWare to join Google Meet calls, you’ll notice an increase in video and audio quality.”
Going forward, the platform will detect whether a user is joining from a Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI) like Citrix or VMWare, and then automatically adjust for better performance.
