Server

Server may refer to:

• Server (computing), a system that responds to requests across a computer network to provide, or help to provide, a network or data service

The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), a non-profit trade association, was created in 1982 as the Association of Better Computer Dealers (ABCD). ABCD later changed its name to the Computing Technology Industry Association to reflect the association's evolving role in the computer industry and in the U.S. business landscape at large. The 1990s was a period of growth as the association broadened the scope of its activities to address the needs of the expanding computer industry. Its initiatives increased to include networking, UNIX, imaging, mobile computing, and multimedia arenas. In an effort to monitor and take positions on public policy issues, the association added a full-time Director of Public Policy. In 2010, CompTIA added a new executive director for a newly named "Creating IT Futures] Foundation, its philanthropic arm that focuses on training and certifying low-income students and adults in IT, as well as returning veterans—and helping connect them with potential employers.

Ein (englisch , wörtlich Diener oder Bediensteter, im weiteren Sinn auch Dienst) ist ein Computerprogramm oder ein Computer, der Computerfunktionalitäten wie Dienstprogramme, Daten oder andere Ressourcen bereitstellt, damit andere Computer oder Programme („Clients“) darauf zugreifen können, meist über ein Netzwerk. Dabei hat Server zwei verwandte, aber unterschiedliche Grundbedeutungen.

CompTIA A+ ist ein internationales Zeugnis, das eine Ausbildung als PC-Servicetechniker bescheinigt.

Een server is een computer of een programma dat diensten verleent aan clients. In de eerste betekenis wordt met server de fysieke computer aangeduid waarop een programma draait dat deze diensten verleent.

• Server est un mot anglais désignant un serveur informatique.
• Le MS Server est un cargo chypriote ayant causé une marée noire

Un server (pl. servers, dall'inglese (to) serve «servire», dunque letteralmente «serviente, servitore») in informatica telecomunicazioni è un componente o sottosistema informatico di elaborazione e gestione del traffico di informazioni che fornisce, a livello logico e fisico, un qualunque tipo di servizio ad altre componenti (tipicamente chiamate clients, cioè clienti) che ne fanno richiesta attraverso una rete di computer, all'interno di un sistema informatico o anche direttamente in locale su un computer.