Why your desktop should outlive your laptop
Devices fail, get replaced and get stolen. The workspace on top of them should not. Here is the case for treating your desktop as a durable, streamed service.
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Architecture decisions, latency budgets and the trade-offs behind a workspace you do not have to trust blindly.
Devices fail, get replaced and get stolen. The workspace on top of them should not. Here is the case for treating your desktop as a durable, streamed service.
Round-trip time is the whole product. A breakdown of the budget we hold ourselves to, from input event to painted frame, and how we report it.
Search, OCR and embeddings run inside the workspace instance, not in our control plane. Here is why that architectural line matters more than any privacy promise.
What a cloud workspace actually costs to run, why per-minute metering beats per-seat pricing, and how we keep a session hour honest.
Continuity is not file sync. A look at how session state, window layout and cursor position travel between a laptop, a tablet and a borrowed machine.
Personal machines are already in your fleet whether policy admits it or not. A streamed workspace is the cleanest way to make that safe.