Post-quantum · Zero-trust · QUIC native
Kyber-1024 key exchange. Dilithium5 auth. Direct peer-to-peer QUIC sessions.
No brokers. No cloud middlemen. No attack surface you didn't choose.
Why ntkVDI
Every session is encrypted with NIST-standardized algorithms. Kyber-1024 for key exchange, Dilithium5 for authentication. Harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks are structurally defeated.
CRYSTALS-Kyber / DilithiumNo implicit trust, ever. Every connection re-authenticates per session via the NTK access point. Compromised credentials cannot pivot laterally — sessions are cryptographically isolated.
No standing accessUDP-based QUIC eliminates head-of-line blocking that plagues TCP-based VDI. Multiplexed streams for video, audio, and input operate independently — a lost packet in one doesn't freeze the others.
< 50ms LAN · < 150ms WANArchitecture
Traditional VDI stacks a broker, gateway, licensing server, and load balancer between you and your desktop. ntkVDI removes the entire middle tier.
Who It's For
"I need to provision remote desktops for 200 contractors in three countries — without building a separate VPN, licensing server, and gateway per region."
"RDP turns my 60fps CAD model into a slideshow. I need sub-50ms latency and a transport that doesn't choke when packets drop on my hotel WiFi."
"Our threat model now includes nation-state adversaries storing encrypted traffic to decrypt post-quantum. I need cryptographic guarantees that survive a decade."
Competitive Snapshot
Legacy VDI vendors are retrofitting quantum security as an add-on. ntkVDI was designed post-quantum from day one.
| Capability | ntkVDI | Citrix DaaS | Microsoft RDP | Omnissa |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Post-quantum encryption | ✓ Native | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Broker-free architecture | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| QUIC transport | ✓ | ~ Partial | ✗ | ✗ |
| TCO vs. Citrix baseline | −40% | Baseline | ~−20% | ~−15% |
| Open source core | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |