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Host Computer

A Host Computer is a part of Network structure. It is a computer that is very resource rich.  It is used in organisations. Organisations store application programs and important information in Hosts. These application programs are used to serve the meaningful goals of an organisation. 

Computers based Network Architecture is suitable for Host Computers. As part of a Network, Host gives a great performance. Many small Computers access the Host Computer. Host Computer takes care of the requirements of small Computers. The Host and dependent  small Computers are part of a Network.

The speed at which Hosts work is great. Besides, they have to carry out large amounts of data processing. The size of data handled by Hosts is large. Data comes from many small Computers. Small Computers submit data in small amounts. So, collectively combining these small amounts the size of data becomes large for the Host. 

Problems that cannot be solved by small Computers are sent to the Host. Problems are handed over because small Computers have limitations. They cannot solve many problems on their own. So  small Computers communicate with the Host. These problems are solved by Host Computer. The solutions are dispatched to small Computers. Yes, the Host dispatches solutions.

The Host has no problem. Great processing speed and large memory size of the Host prove to be useful. The Network Architecture makes it very sure that Host service is properly utilised.

The Host and small Computers linked to it stay happily connected. The Host has the privilege to  serve a number of Computers.

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