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How to hire a remote computer?

Hi , I'm not sure if this is the correct threat to post this.

I have an old computer that I use for browsing the internet and to keep my stuff private, I mean really private. I am the only accessing this computer, keep the password safe etc. but this computer is old and very slow.

Is there service that I can use like Remote Desktop Connection, so I can connect to another computer that I can use for personal browsing rather than a buying a new computer?  Something like renting a pc not physically.
I hope this makes sense
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I'm not understanding your question. Please clarify.

Do you want to connect to your existing old computer? Or, to a replacement one?
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you could look at remote systems offering remote access as you did or rent a VPS that you will use for browsing...

what is leading to slowness?
data transfer or display...
older systems depending how old ......
You want DaaS, desktop as a service.

Which country are you from?

AWS Workspace is one of the DaaS service providers but it is not cheap.
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Thank you so much for your recommendations. It may be cheaper to get a new computer. I may also look into the old soviets "data havens", interesting.
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