Imagine thousands and thousands of computer servers to do things like turn your URL into reality. This is done by having redundant networks stored and receiving and sending messages all over the world. So, there needs to be Servers who actually contain and process all the information that is processed online. Only some of this work is done by your home or business computer. Most of the real work of all information online is contained basically in thousands and thousands of servers worldwide who actually process all the HTML commands and others so you can get the information you want. Then now add to this AI which could come from almost any location on earth which is now interfacing with all these servers (thousands and thousands) of them around the world.
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- Servers typically use powerful processors and large amounts of memory, designed for continuous operation and handling many requests simultaneously.
- While a standard computer is a general-purpose machine, a server is optimized for a specific task, such as:
- Web Server: Delivers web pages and content over the internet.
- File Server: Stores and shares files and folders across a network.
- Database Server: Manages and provides access to organized collections of data.
- Mail Server: Handles sending and receiving emails for users.
- Application Server: Stores and manages business applications for users to access.
- Web Server: Delivers web pages and content over the internet.
- Unlike a desktop computer, servers are often managed remotely, without a keyboard, mouse, or monitor attached.
- Servers are designed for high uptime and may include features like redundant power supplies and hot-swappable hard drives to ensure continuous operation and prevent data loss.
- Accessing Websites: When you visit a website, your browser connects to a web server to retrieve the page's content.
- Sending Emails: Mail servers handle the sending, receiving, and storing of your emails.
- Playing Online Games: Game servers manage multiplayer game sessions, allowing many players to connect and interact.
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