The two most common architectures used (by CPUs as I am assuming your question means) are x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit).
32-bit processes multiple instructions with a single request while 64-bit adds registers for instructions that use 64-bit address space.
Well the answer is electronic mailing lists because a mailing list is a list of emails used for a company or group to send a mass email to many users at once. The only way to view this mass emails is through an email application.
An IP address is an application programming interface connected to a computer network. There are six routers in the path between IT admin and remote computer.
<h3>What is a router?</h3>
A router is a device that brings the internet service to your linked devices. It is used to forward the data packets on the network channel and also, maintain the traffic of the data on the server.
The default gateway is the IP of the local router that is not routed somewhere else but can be used to manage the router. The default gateway serves as the forwarding host.
Therefore, six routers are placed between the IT admin and the remote computer.
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