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What is a Thin Client?

What is a Thin Client?

A thin client is a stateless, fanless desktop appliance that has no hard drive. All features typically found on the desktop PC, including applications, sensitive data, memory, etc., are stored back in the data center when using a thin client.

A thin client running Remote Desktop Protocols (RDP), like Citrix ICA and Windows Terminal Services, and/or virtualization software, accesses hard drives in the data center stored on servers, blades, etc. Thin clients, software services, and backend hardware make up thin client computing, an alternative desktop computing model.

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Industry Case Studies

Orbis Financial Corporation

As a growing responsible organization, Orbis ensures that it is powered by technology which is robust, reliable, scalable, secured, environmental friendly and is cost effective.
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Intel® Atom based TC5

Intel and Devon collaborated on a ground-breaking case study that articulates the benefits of the Atom processor on a thin client.
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Datascension

Datascension, a premier data solutions company and business process outsourcing provider.
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Pacifico Ford

Pacifico Ford, a new and used car dealership located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has been in business for over 75 years. There were many issues...
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Staybridge Suites Hotel

Staybridge Suites Hotel, located in Tallahassee, Florida, is a popular hotel chain for business travelers. The hotel wanted to offer...
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Parkway Local School District

Parkway wanted to make the latest technology available for their students, but like most schools operated on a very limited budget.
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