Northern Europe
Regional workspace placement for engineering teams and residency-bound business applications.
Regional availability
Put the desktop
near the work.
Session placement follows tenant residency policy first. Capacity review then considers the people who will use the desktop.
Western Europe
Browser desktop delivery for distributed staff and partner access inside the agreed region.
| Region | Availability zone | Session admission | Placement control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Europe | Regional workspace zone | Accepting tenant capacity reviews | Tenant-pinned |
| Western Europe | Regional workspace zone | Accepting tenant capacity reviews | Tenant-pinned |
Planning targets describe access to the regional service, not a guaranteed desktop response time. User location, image workload, and local connectivity affect measured results.
Redundancy without moving your data
Regional interconnect paths can change while the broker preserves the tenant’s residency boundary. An unavailable region does not authorize automatic placement elsewhere.
Capacity is agreed before access
We review concurrent desktops, image memory, display requirements, and recovery expectations before reserving a pool. Facility details and tenant recovery procedures are shared during security onboarding.
Choosing an endpoint
Dedicated Access Use the regional identifier assigned during onboarding. Endpoint roles and current admission policy are published in the regional coordinator’s discovery index. The integration guide explains how to resolve them.