A thin client is essentially a slim endpoint device designed to access centralised servers or cloud services. Unlike traditional desktop computers, thin clients do not have extensive internal processing and data storage. Instead, they use server resources and processing power to run applications and store data.
Advantages of Thin Clients
Cost efficiency:
Compared to traditional desktop PCs, thin clients are generally cheaper to buy and maintain. By centralising most computing processes, organisations can also reduce operating costs.
Improved security:
Because data is stored centrally, it is easier to implement security measures and protect sensitive information. Centralised access also allows companies to better control and monitor data access.
Simplified administration:
Managing thin clients is typically easier and more efficient because updates, patches and software installations can be managed centrally. This makes it easier to scale and maintain IT infrastructures.
Flexibility:
Thin clients allow users to access their work environment from virtually anywhere, if there is a connection to the server. This promotes employee mobility and flexibility and enables companies to implement remote working models.
spo-comm Mini PCs as Thin Clients
Our latest addition, the ONE H610, is ideal as a thin client. So is the CORE 3 and our all-round WINDBOX series.
