Thin Clients

Thin clients are great alternatives to traditional desktop computers for organizations that are seeking increased energy efficiency, enhanced data security, improved lifespans, and better flexibility. In addition, these computers offer enhanced scalability and manageability, making it simple to increase your fleet of thin clients as your organization grows.

Traditional computers, especially when you require dozens or even hundreds of workstations, can result in a massive drain on electricity and sizable operating costs. Thin clients, on the other hand, use very minimal electricity because they don’t need to support an expansive hardware infrastructure. The idea of a thin client is also attractive to organizations that don’t want to constantly update software and hardware as they grow.

What is a thin client?

Thin client computers move computing workloads from the desktop to the server. They act as a virtual desktop, depending on the server itself... Read More rather than any physical hardware. The thin client category also includes the subcomponent of zero clients. Like thin clients, zero-client computers offer greater security, no local storage, and ultra-low power consumption. Both computers feature economical user interfaces that extend this virtualized desktop infrastructure. Many go beyond hardware and include pre-installed software capabilities to enhance user management.