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Fedora supports two primary architectures:
i386 - 32-bit Intel/AMD-compatible x86_64 - 64-bit Intel/AMD-compatible
There are also a number of secondary archs:
arm - A widely-used, low-power processor family commonly used for embedded and mobile applications ia64 – Itanium pa-risc - HP Precision Architecture ppc - 32-bit Power PC ppc64 - 64-bit Power PC s390 - IBM mainframes (including z90 and z9) sparc - Sun RISC architecture
The ARM architecture is increasingly important, but there's a lot more that could be done in terms of update frequency, number of packages successfully built, transparency of process, and integration with the other Fedora build processes.
