Improve webpage loading times with the right rendering method. Understand the difference between client-side and server-side rendering for optimal user experience.

Client-side hypervisors encapsulate all software of a desktop — OS, applications and data — into a virtual machine, and allow it to be run locally on any computer, be it Mac, Windows or Linux.

As the name of this site implies, we’re big advocates of server-side technologies. But we also recognize that integrating client-side technologies into the web architecture can be advantageous as well ...

What are some potential benefits of server-side rendering? Data security, compliance, minimized latency, predictable performance, accurate metrics and improved browser compatibility, to name a few.

What does client-side hypervisor actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.

I was reading about the Google Chrome OS presentation today. It sounds more and more like thin client to me. The company I worked for previously used thin clients with Citrix. Those thin client ...

There are two broad categories of CTV ad insertion: Server-side (SSAI) and Content-side. We've had the SSAI vs. CSAI debate many times before, with SSAI often coming out on top in recent years, but ...

Rehydration For Client-Side Or Server-Side Rendering There are different types of hydration that can be used. Learn about them and how they can be used to better serve your users.

Jarred Willichinsky: For the most part server-side ad insertion, without a doubt. It's a TV-like experience. Because we all run TV, it has to work like TV, and that is the best way to achieve that.