Modern Web applications are moving back to placing more of the intelligence in the client instead of the server.

Client/server computing was a technology ahead of its time—and more importantly ahead of the enterprise network infrastructure capabilities of the time.

The global enterprise client computing market research report provides an executive-level overview of the current client computing market worldwide, with detailed forecasts of key indicators up to ...

The Server Most servers suitable for driving modern client sessions--that is, Windows, Unix, and Linux servers--simply weren't up to dozens, hundreds, or thousands of concurrent user sessions.

Everything old is new again-desktop virtualization moves computing from current fat-client server architecture back to a model similar to times past. What is now device-oriented will become ...

Server-based, thin client computing today takes several forms. Traditionally, thin client solutions revolved around groups of terminal servers running dozens of individual user sessions.

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The world of distributed cloud-client computing is also the world of internet of things sensors, of blockchain-powered contractual currency and ubiquitous machine intelligence.

The funny part requires historical perspective. Remember the early days of client/server computing? Part of its attraction was its ability to move processing to the desktop. That way, as the ...