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performance computer that has been optimized for establishing a remote connection with a server based computing environment they are sometimes known as network computers or in their simplest form as zero clients the server does most of the work which can include launching software programs performing calculations and storing data this contrasts with a rich client or a conventional personal computer the former is also intended for working in a client server model but has significant local processing power while the latter aims to perform its function mostly locally 1 thin clients occur as components of a broader computing infrastructure where many clients share their computations with a server or server farm the server side infrastructure uses cloud computing software such as application virtualization hosted shared desktop hsd or desktop virtualization vdi this combination forms what is known as a cloud based system where desktop resources are centralized at one or more data centers the benefits of centralization are hardware resource optimization reduced software maintenance and improved security example of hardware resource optimization cabling bussing and i o can be minimized while idle memory and processing power can be applied to user sessions that most need it example of reduced software maintenance software patching and operating system os migrations can be applied tested and activated for all users in one instance to accelerate roll out and improve administrative efficiency example of improved security software assets are centralized and easily fire walled monitored and protected sensitive data is uncompromised in cases of desktop loss or theft thin client hardware generally supports common peripherals such as keyboards mice monitors jacks for sound peripherals and open ports for usb devices e g printer flash drive webcam some thin clients include legacy serial or parallel ports to support older devices such as receipt printers scales or time clocks thin client software typically consists of a graphical user interface gui cloud access agents e g rdp ica pcoip a local web browser terminal emulators in some cases and a basic set of local utilities contents 1 characteristics 1 1 architecture 1 2 simplicity 1 3 hardware 1 4 graphics 1 5 limitations 1 6 providers 2 history 3 see also 3 1 other client types 3 2 related concepts 3 3 others 4 references characteristics edit architecture edit in using cloud based architecture the server takes on the processing load of several client sessions acting as a host for each endpoint device the client software is narrowly purposed and lightweight therefore only the host server or server farm needs to be secured rather than securing software installed on every endpoint device although thin clients may still require basic security and strong authentication to prevent unauthorized access one of the combined benefits of using cloud architecture with thin client desktops is that critical it assets are centralized for better utilization of resources unused memory bussing lanes and processor cores within an individual user session for example can be leveraged for other active user sessions the simplicity of thin client hardware and software results in a very low total cost of ownership but some of these initial savings can be offset by the need for a more robust cloud infrastructure required on the server side an alternative to traditional server deployment which spreads out infrastructure costs over time is a cloud based subscription model known as desktop as a service which allows it organizations to outsource the cloud infrastructure to a third party simplicity edit ta7 thin client by gigabyte thin client computing is known to simplify the desktop endpoints by reducing the client side software footprint with a lightweight read only operating system os client side setup and administration is greatly reduced cloud access is the primary role of a thin client which eliminates the need for a large suite of local user applications data storage and utilities this architecture shifts most of the software execution burden from the endpoint to the data center user assets are centralized for greater visibility data recovery and desktop repurposing tasks are also centralized for faster service and greater scalability hardware edit while the server must be robust enough to handle several client sessions at once thin client hardware requirements are minimal compared to that of a traditional pc laptop or desktop most thin clients have low energy processors flash storage memory and no moving parts this reduces the cost and power consumption making them affordable to own and easy to replace or deploy numerous thin clients also use raspberry pis 2 since thin clients consist of fewer hardware components than a traditional desktop pc they can operate in more hostile environments and because they typically don t store critical data locally risk of theft is minimized because there is little or no user data to be compromised graphics edit modern thin clients have come a long way to meet the demands of today s graphical computing needs new generations of low energy chipset and cpu central processing unit combinations improve processing power and graphical capabilities to minimize latency of high resolution video sent across the network some host software stacks leverage multimedia redirection mmr techniques to offload video rendering to the desktop device video codecs are often embedded on the thin client to support these various multimedia formats other host software stacks makes use of user datagram protocol udp in order to accelerate fast changing pixel updates required by modern video content thin clients typically support local software agents capable of accepting and decoding udp some of the more graphically intense use cases remain a challenge for thin clients these use cases might include applications like photo editors 3d drawing programs and animation tools this can be addressed at the host server using dedicated gpu cards allocation of vgpus virtual gpu workstation cards and hardware acceleration cards these solutions allow it administrators to provide power user performance where it is needed to a relatively generic endpoint device such as a thin client limitations edit to achieve such simplicity thin clients sometimes lag behind desktop pcs in terms of extensibility for example if a local software utility or set of device drivers are needed in order to support a locally attached peripheral device e g printer scanner biometric security device the thin client operating system may lack the resources needed to fully integrate the required dependencies although dependencies can sometimes be added if they can be identified modern thin clients address this limitation via port mapping or usb redirection software however these methods cannot address all scenarios therefore it is good practice to perform validation tests of locally attached peripherals in advance to ensure compatibility further in large distributed desktop environments printers are often networked negating the need for device drivers on every desktop while running local productivity applications goes beyond the normal scope of a thin client it is sometimes needed in rare use cases license restrictions that apply to thin clients can sometimes prevent them from supporting these applications local storage constraints may also limit the space required to install large applications or application suites it is also important to acknowledge that network bandwidth and performance is more critical in any type of cloud based computing model it organizations must ensure that their network can accommodate the number of users that they need to serve if demand for bandwidth exceeds network limits it could result in a major loss of end user productivity a similar risk exists inside the data center servers must be sized correctly in order to deliver adequate performance to end users in a cloud based computing model the servers can also represent a single point of failure risk if a server fails end users lose access to all of the resources supported by that server this risk can be mitigated by building redundancies fail over processes backups and load balancing utilities into the system redundancy provides reliable host availability but it can add cost to smaller user populations that lack scale providers edit popular providers of thin clients include chip pc technologies dell acquired wyse technology in 2012 hp clearcube igel technology lg ncomputing stratodesk samsung electronics and zeetim history edit this article needs additional citations for verification please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources unsourced material may be challenged and removed find sources thin client news newspapers books scholar jstor march 2022 learn how and when to remove this template message a connected samsung chromebox as seen from above thin clients have their roots in multi user systems traditionally mainframes accessed by some sort of computer terminal as computer graphics matured these terminals transitioned from providing a command line interface to a full graphical user interface as is common on modern advanced thin clients the prototypical multi user environment along these lines unix began to support fully graphical x terminals i e devices running display server software from about 1984 x terminals remained relatively popular even after the arrival of other thin clients in the mid late 1990s citation needed modern unix derivatives like bsd and linux continue the tradition of the multi user remote display input session typically x software is not made available on non x based thin clients although no technical reason for this exclusion would prevent it windows nt became capable of multi user operations primarily through the efforts of citrix systems which repackaged windows nt 3 51 as the multi user operating system winframe in 1995 launched in coordination with wyse technology s winterm thin client microsoft licensed this technology back from citrix and implemented it into windows nt 4 0 terminal server edition under a project codenamed hydra windows nt then became the basis of windows 2000 and windows xp as of 2011 update microsoft windows systems support graphical terminals via the remote desktop services component the wyse winterm was the first windows display focused thin client aka windows terminal to access this environment the term thin client was coined in 1993 3 by tim negris vp of server marketing at oracle corporation while working with company founder larry ellison on the launch of oracle 7 at the time oracle wished to differentiate their server oriented software from microsoft s desktop oriented products ellison subsequently popularized negris buzzword with frequent use in his speeches and interviews about oracle products ellison would go on to be a founding board member of thin client maker network computer inc nci later renamed liberate 4 size comparison traditional desktop pc vs clientron u700 the term stuck for several reasons the earlier term graphical terminal had been chosen to distinguish such terminals from text based terminals and thus put the emphasis heavily on graphics which became obsolete as a distinguishing characteristic in the 1990s as text only physical terminals themselves became obsolete and text only computer systems a few of which existed in the 1980s were no longer manufactured the term thin client also conveys better what was then viewed as the fundamental difference thin clients can be designed with less expensive hardware because they have reduced computational workloads by the 2010s thin clients were not the only desktop devices for general purpose computing that were thin in the sense of having a small form factor and being relatively inexpensive the nettop form factor for desktop pcs was introduced and nettops could run full feature windows or linux tablets tablet laptop hybrids had also entered the market however while there was now little size difference thin clients retained some key advantages over these competitors such as not needing a local drive however thin client can be a misnomer for slim form factor computers using flash memory such as compactflash sd card or permanent flash memory as a hard disk substitute in 2013 a citrix employee experimented with a raspberry pi as a thin client 5 6 since then several manufacturers have introduced their version of raspberry pi thin clients 2 see also edit other client types edit dumb terminal like thin clients but have zero local processing power and support no peripherals rich client have ample local processing power although they are heavily network dependent diskless node it has no local storage e g no hard disk drives but may have anything else that a full workstation has related concepts edit centralized computing desktop virtualization multiseat configuration time sharing others edit aol tv blade pc sun ray network computer a diskless desktop computer device made by the oracle corporation from about 1996 to 2000 references edit bengfort jacquelyn thin vs thick vs zero client what s the right fit for your business technology solutions that drive business retrieved 2021 10 10 a b brown eric thin client market embraces raspberry pi linux com retrieved 25 july 2022 thin client term was coined 1993 richard waters june 2 2009 is this finally the thin liberate technologies taking strange to new levels 17 september 2009 dawood muhammad citrix receiver on raspberry pi delivering 1080p xendesktop 7 1 experience youtube com dawood muhammad how good is the new raspberry pi 4 as a thin client citrix com wikimedia commons has media related to thin clients retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title thin_client oldid 1108723050 categories thin clients computing output devices microcomputers networking hardware hidden categories 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