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Based on the data I found, it seems to be a hardware part error.
Machine Check Exception (MCE) is an error that occurs when a hardware problem is detected by the computer’s CPU. In general, if a hardware failure is imminent, the kernel panics to prevent data corruption.
Machine tests may indicate hardware failures, system overheating, bad DIMMs, or other problems. Some serious MCEs can usually only be resolved by rebooting and hardware replacement.
mcelog handles machine checks on newer x86 Linux systems, especially memory and CPU hardware errors.
This is a hardware error and may require a system check, but there are some opinions that the Intel part is not an operating system problem but a hardware part. Note please.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=1467040