Eserver

/ˈiːsɜrvər/ noun

A computer server that provides services over a network, typically referring to IBM's line of enterprise servers or electronic servers in general.

Compound of 'e-' (electronic, from Greek 'electron' meaning amber) + 'server' (from serve, Latin 'servire'). The 'e-' prefix became popular in the 1990s during the internet boom to denote electronic or digital versions of traditional concepts.

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