Is the Arduino an SBC like the rPi? Why, or why not?

On another note, what are stronger/better alternatives to a rpi to use as server?

Arduino is just a microcontroller dev board

SBCs refer to fully functional computers

>>55696587
I'd say no. No OS, no display support, so doesn't really fit the standard usage of the term "computer".

>>55696587
Most Arduino is not a computer.

>>55696587
Microcontrollers are computers too but people mean something that can run an OS when they say SBC.

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>>55696624
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>>55696718
You can run an OS on an arduino though

>>55697307
Only cpu scheduler, no memory management.

>>55697307
Holy shit, that's near identical to the OS my grandfather wrote for minicomputers back in the day, or the earliest versions of unix.

>>55696616
Banana Pi. Gigabit, SATA.

Technically yes but that's not what it's intended for. Arduino is a development board for microcontrollers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm0POwEtiqE

>>55696587

Yes and no

It is a SBC because it is a computer on a board.

However, it's a weak computer compared to any raspberry pi and it has no traditional operating system. Also, it has no interface to common peripherals such as a monitor and mouse