What is a thin client? A thin client, or lean client, is a type of computer that relies entirely on its network connection to accomplish tasks. A typical laptop or desktop PC—otherwise known as a ...

In Pasco County, Fla., thin clients have been a fixture in the user environment for a decade. IT initially bought into the thin-client computing model as it addressed security and management ...

Everything old is new again-desktop virtualization moves computing from current fat-client server architecture back to a model similar to times past. What is now device-oriented will become ...

The 2023 Global Client Computing Market Report offers insights into market size and growth, analyzing trends, drivers, and challenges up to 2028. With a focus on managed desktop services, BFSI ...

The Dell Latitude E7270 mobile thin client is designed for those who require superior computing power and ultimate portability with the centralized control and security inherent to thin clients.

Rambus today announced the availability of complete client chipsets for next-gen AI PC memory modules, featuring two new PMICs for client computing.

Increased data security and energy efficiency are among the factors driving an increase in businesses' adoption of thin-client technology ...

The city of Dayton goes the thin-client route, moves about 100 applications and huge amounts of data onto a central corporate network and saves about $700,000 a year.

Sun Microsystems and Wyse are joining forces to expand thin-client computing across multiple platforms. To that end, Sun plans to bundle Sun Secure Global Desktop Software on Wyse's S- and V-class ...

Since devices are not designed to run applications locally, once a user logs off, data and applications can no longer be accessed, which makes thin-client computing highly secure and easy to manage.

Could the stretched-out replacement cycles for desktop machines be a boon for client computing? In a recent Wall Street Journal Business Technology blog post, Ben Worthen noted that a survey from ...