Server Farm

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Definition of “Server Farm” :

A “Server Farm” is a large collection of networked servers, housed in a single location, that work together to process and manage massive amounts of data or handle high volumes of internet traffic. They are essential for cloud computing, web hosting, and other data-intensive online services.

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