Building-department plans examiners need AutoCAD-class GPU locally and must work disconnected in a job-site trailer. Which client type fits?
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Short Explanation
When the work has to survive a dead WAN and needs a real GPU on the desk, you hand out a fat PC — a full Windows box that can still fire up Horizon Client later. A zero or thin box is helpless offline, and UAG does not belong in a trailer.
Full Explanation
A fat or thick client is a full OS PC that runs local applications, including GPU-heavy tools, and can operate disconnected. Horizon Client may still be installed for online VDI. Zero and thin clients depend on a session to a hosted desktop and are a poor fit for trailer offline CAD. Unified Access Gateway is a DMZ access appliance, not a field endpoint.