Servers and clients are the building blocks of computer networks Client-server networking grew in popularity during the 1990s ...

Unite’s Web Server takes the data-serving duties away from third-party servers. The Web Server lets users share content directly with other Unite users’ machines. The control is clear.

Unlike client-server, the three-tier application model has aged quite gracefully and is now used to provide API services in addition to web pages. The evolution of a standard API interface based ...

eWEEK 30: Client/Server Model Withered Under Cloud Computing Shadow ... ran entirely on the Internet that could be accessed with a Web browser at any time of the day, there was no need to install ...

The client-server model will be replaced — and ... a world of intercommunicating devices serving as the new web. In this model, the network is no longer siloed by user endpoints; it is ...

Web Client-Server apps are entirely HTML pages driven ... the development of new web apps is the lack of a viable business model. It's hard to get users to pay for web services now that the ...

Superficially, the web seems to mimic this client-server model. But for most of its history it has resembled the mainframe era with the "cloud" of web servers sending entire web pages to dumb ...

Of course, SAP and others have one big reason to keep the client-server model alive: profits. Oracle's profit margin is a tidy 25%, while Salesforce had margins of about 4% in its most recently ...

This column outlines three good reasons for moving away from the client/server model and embracing the Internet at every level in enterprise. Regular readers of this column will have noticed the ...

vSphere 5.0u1, I have the vSphere Web Client running on the vCenter Server Appliance. It's all running on a Mac Pro 5,1 (most recent model). I'm trying to deploy an OS X 10.7 VM from template.