The generic use of a server is to ‘serve’ something to other computers. Servers act as facilitators, storage, and so on. Not all server types are exclusive; many types can be simultaneously in use on the same server machine. Some servers can even be client computers (those on which people access the data being served) at the same time.

Servers are usually somewhat similar to the personal computers found in most homes and businesses, although they usually have specific software and hardware to provide a smoother transition of the data. Servers usually have more storage space, faster processors, and more RAM (random access memory) in order to make them more efficient.

A professional workstation is used to do modelling, design, simulation, video editing, rendering, animation and various other jobs for creative professionals. These workstations typically have faster processors, more RAM, higher end graphics cards so that visualizations and simulations respond in real time, and faster hard drives that decrease seek times and increase writing speeds.

Professionals that use these workstations include: engineers, architects, manufacturing & product designers, video editors, day traders, photographers, game designers and many more.

These desktops are designed to be strong performers and highly reliable so you get maximum performance for all of your business office tasks, web research, emails and much more. They are designed with stability and upgrade ability in mind so you can maximize the life of these systems.

For our business customers, we only use business class networking hardware that provides more security and last longer. They cost a little more but they are well worth it. We spend a lot time testing networking devices so we can recommend the best devices with the best bang for the buck. These include VPN routers, wireless routers, smart and managed gigabit switches for speedy networks, access points for wireless signal distribution, firewall appliances for those that need tighter security or need to meet compliance standards (like HIPAA, PCI, etc), cables, patch panels, server racks, and network racks.