A thin client is a small, centrally managed device with no hard drive. Thin clients are used as a PC replacement technology to help customers immediately access any virtual desktop or virtualized application. Thin clients provide businesses a cost-effective way to create a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).

A few of the Main Benefits of Thin Client Computing are:
- Increased Security
- Centralized Management
- Lower Total Cost of Ownership
- Reduced Energy Consumption

Thin clients on average consume only 8-10 watts, compared to 150 watts for PCs.

To name a few reasons; cost, performance, dynamic hardware designs, and advance thin client management software suite. Our advanced thin client software capabilities provide businesses with greater security, enhanced manageability, and improved reliability at a lower cost for their virtual desktop environment.

As a general explanation, desktop virtualization involves separating the physical location of a client device from its logical interface, allowing end users to access their data and applications from anywhere.
A user interacts with a virtual desktop in the same way they would use a physical desktop. Desktop virtualization lets users remotely log in to access your desktop from any location.