Difference between ESX and ESXi in production?

Hello

I was asked to meet my client from my manager what difference does it make if I used ESX or ESXi in our world of production.

Except I can't think of a logical reason to use on ESX ESXi... Any ideas please?

Thanks in advance!

PS - I know the basic difference between these two have read a few articles, but nothing gives me a practical reason to choose ESXi.

Since reliese the Service Console on ESX - which is based on RHEL - the reason that VMware moves to only ESXi is it eliminates the need to patch the Service Console and makes it more secure host.

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