VDI vendors are in a frenetic race to bite as much as they can from this 50 million users market with potential revenue of $65.7 billion by 2013 according to another Gartner research from 2009.

However, despite the huge numbers I don’t see many bloggers acting on the VDI space. Maybe it’s because VDI is still a recent technology and is yet to be widely adopted, or maybe it’s because of the complexity, involving loads more than just virtualisation knowledge. Have you seen Steve Chamber VDI Iceberg?

The list is my personal preference with the blogs I like the most and therefore are ranked in my Top 5.

I would also recommend accessing vendor’s Community Forums where you will find plenty of discussions and technical information.

(If I missed anyone please send me a message)

The Top 5

https://myvirtualcloud.net/
by Andre Leibovici
Technical VDI content around VMware View and support technologies such as storage and network. Eventually covering other virtualisation subjects.

http://blogs.vmware.com/view
by VMware
VMware View Team’s blog. Mix of technical recipes, marketing information and sneak peak on what’s coming.

http://www.thatsmyview.net
by Christoph Harding
Technical VDI content around VMware View and support technologies such as storage and network. Eventually covering other virtualisation subjects.

http://www.brianmadden.com
One of the oldest blogs around and good source of information about VDI industry with good analysis and eventual speculation.

http://www.thinkvirt.com
Technical VDI content around VMware View and support technologies such as storage and network. Eventually covering other virtualisation subjects.

Other blogs:
http://www.vdi.com
Owned by LiquidwareLabs, discuss all VDI technologies in a Wiki/Forum platform.

http://blogs.vmware.com/view-point
by Scott Davis
VMware’s End Computing CTO blog. Good high level information on the technology, marketing and sneak peak on what’s coming.

http://edwinfriesen.nl/content
by Edwin Friesen

http://www.designvdi.com
by David Wakeman
Net VDI blog by VMware’s APAC Product Marketing Manager for End Computing.

http://virtualgeek.typepad.com
by Chad Sakac
Storage related but time-to-times comes with gems such as the “What’s what in VMware View and VDI Land…”

http://viewyonder.com
by Steve Chambers
Mostly not VDI related but times-to-times comes with gems such as the VDI iceberg.