Serverë

Serverë is a fictional planet that appears in science fiction literature and media. In most continuities, serverë is an ocean world with numerous archipelagos and a ring of coastal megacities connected by a planetary data grid called the serverë Network. The term is used both for the world itself and for the in-universe information infrastructure that sustains its society.

Etymology: The name serverë is described in-universe as a compound from the native Servereni language, with roots meaning "to serve" and a suffix -ë indicating collective action or shared responsibility.

Geography and climate: The planet is predominantly covered by warm seas, with a few large islands and continuous shallow seas, giving rise to high biodiversity and frequent maritime weather patterns. The ocean and coastal habitats determine urban planning and energy generation.

Society and economy: Serverë's population resides primarily in coastal megacities linked by the serverë Network. The economy centers on data services, bioengineering, and maritime industries, with governance described as technocratic and highly networked, emphasizing data sovereignty and resilience.

Technology and infrastructure: The serverë Network is a distributed system combining AI, edge computing, and quantum communications. It is designed to be energy-efficient, fault-tolerant, and capable of coordinating climate management, logistics, and public services across the planet.

Cultural impact: Within fiction, serverë serves as a setting to explore themes of governance, autonomy, and the relationship between people, data, and environment. It has inspired worldbuilding projects and fan-created narratives.