High-Performance Cloud Desktop PCs for Professional Workloads

A MaxCloudON Cloud Desktop PC is a persistent Windows or Linux virtual workstation running on reserved compute resources.

It gives you a complete remote desktop environment where you can install your own professional applications, store project files and keep the same configured working environment throughout the active rental period.

When your Cloud Workstation subscription ends, the server is automatically moved to Archived status rather than being immediately deleted.

Your configured environment is retained for 90 days from the subscription expiration date, including the server configuration and associated environment. During this period, the workstation can be reactivated and reused when a new subscription is started.

If the archived workstation is not reactivated within the 90-day retention period, the instance and its remaining data are permanently deleted and cannot be recovered.

Saved OS disks, custom images and detached data disks have separate retention periods of up to 120 days.

We recommend renewing your workstation or downloading important project data before the applicable retention period expires.

Yes. Windows workstations include Administrator access and Linux environments include Root access.
You can install compatible professional applications, development tools, plugins, render engines and other software required by your workflow.
MaxCloudON follows a Bring Your Own License model for third-party applications, so you remain responsible for the appropriate software licenses.

Yes. MaxCloudON Workstation configurations include NVIDIA GPU options for workloads such as CAD, BIM, 3D, visualization, VFX, GPU development and other GPU-accelerated professional applications.

You can learn more about NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstations and the types of professional workloads supported by NVIDIA GPU acceleration.

The appropriate GPU depends on your software, required VRAM and workload.

Your workstation receives reserved resources according to the selected configuration.
GPU resources assigned to the workstation are not shared with other customers where the selected configuration includes a dedicated GPU allocation.
CPU, memory and storage resources are allocated according to the workstation plan.

Yes. Windows and Linux environments are available depending on the selected configuration and software requirements.
If you are unsure which operating system is suitable for your applications, MaxCloudON can help you choose an appropriate configuration.

You connect remotely over a secure connection.
Windows environments can use supported remote desktop protocols such as RDP, while Linux environments can use SSH or compatible graphical remote-access software.
Secure VPN access is available as part of the infrastructure configuration.

Yes. During the active rental period, your workstation remains available with your installed software, settings and working environment in place.
You can disconnect and reconnect later without rebuilding the workstation each time.

Yes, subject to available capacity.
If your requirements change, you can move to another available workstation configuration or add additional Cloud Workstations for your team.
For long-term or specialized requirements, custom configurations may also be available

Yes. A Public IP can be added when required by your application, remote-access setup or network configuration.

MaxCloudON provides human infrastructure support for provisioning, connectivity and infrastructure-related issues.
Because you receive Administrator or Root access, you remain responsible for installing, configuring, licensing and maintaining your own applications unless a separate managed service has been agreed.

No mandatory long-term contract is required for standard Cloud Workstation rentals.
Daily, weekly and monthly rental periods are available, allowing you to choose the period that matches your project or ongoing workload.

Standard Cloud Workstation plans include unmetered traffic, subject to the applicable service terms.