Akamai Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: AKAM) announced that Workspot has joined its Qualified Compute Partner Program as an independent software vendor. The partnership enables customers to migrate from on-premises virtual desktop infrastructure environments to Akamai Cloud PC, a desktop-as-a-service solution.

Workspot's platform will run on Akamai's distributed cloud network to deliver desktop services. The solution integrates with enterprise identity providers, security frameworks, and custom desktop images, according to the press release.

"Workspot is proud to power Akamai Cloud PC and bring the next generation of cloud desktops to enterprises worldwide," said Subash Gopalkrishnan, CEO of Workspot. "By combining Workspot's enterprise-grade desktop as a service platform with Akamai's globally distributed cloud and low-latency network, organizations can seamlessly migrate from legacy on-premises VDI to a modern cloud PC experience."

Zak Putnam, Area Vice President of Global Cloud Partnerships at Akamai, stated that Workspot's participation "expands the options available to customers seeking to modernize their end-user computing."

The Akamai Qualified Compute Partner Program connects technology partners with Akamai's cloud computing services after completing a qualification process. Partners can provide services individually or as part of an integrated ecosystem on Akamai's platform.

Workspot operates a cloud-native desktop-as-a-service platform that delivers cloud PCs, applications, and browser-based workspaces. The company's platform includes AI-driven financial operations tools, digital experience monitoring, and an enterprise browser for cost and performance optimization.