Computer Science, asked by pruthvirajbondredjom, 5 months ago

............ own and manage web servers

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Answered by 38984

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The Data Center

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Answered by NainaRamroop

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The Datacenters own and manage web servers.

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A web server is a part of computer software and the underlying hardware that accepts HTTP or its secure counterpart HTTPS queries.

A data centre is a facility that centralises an organisation's standard information technology operations and equipment to store, process and disseminates data and applications.
Data centres are essential to everyday operations since they store an organization's most critical and proprietary assets.

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