Infrastructure

User Terminal

The infrastructure service provides a proper execution environment for users. A user terminal includes interfaces, applications, and related information that allow users to interact with the system efficiently. Communication between the infrastructure and the user terminal usually depends on short-range wireless communication systems.

Traditional Computer

A computer terminal is an electronic hardware device that is used to input data and display or print information from a computing system. It acts as the interface between the user and the computer system.

An early example of a computer terminal was the teletype machine, which produced hard copy output and existed long before modern computer screens became common.

Thin Client

Thin client technology is considered an efficient virtual desktop computing solution. In this model, applications, programs, sensitive data, and system resources are stored securely in a centralized data center rather than on individual devices.

This approach improves security, simplifies management, and reduces hardware costs while providing users with reliable access to applications and data.