x86servers
x86 servers are computer servers that use the x86 instruction set architecture. This architecture, originally developed by Intel, is a de facto standard for personal computers and has been widely adopted for server systems. x86 servers are characterized by their ability to run a vast array of operating systems, including various Linux distributions, Windows Server, and other Unix-like systems. Their popularity stems from their cost-effectiveness, broad software compatibility, and the availability of a wide range of hardware components and vendors.
These servers are typically built with CPUs from manufacturers like Intel (Core, Xeon) and AMD (EPYC). They