AVD stands for Azure Virtual Desktop (formerly Windows Virtual Desktop). It's a desktop and application virtualization service that runs on the cloud. It enables users to access their desktop and applications from virtually anywhere, on any device. AVD is commonly used for secure remote access, virtualizing applications, and providing a consistent desktop experience across different devices.
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