👉 Estimated computing refers to the amount of computational resources, typically measured in terms of processing power (like CPU or GPU performance), memory (RAM), and storage capacity, required to perform a specific task or run a particular application. It's a way to gauge the efficiency and capability of hardware in executing computational tasks, often quantified using metrics like FLOPs (floating-point operations per second) for floating-point computations or MIPS (million instructions per second) for CPU performance. For software applications, estimating computing involves understanding the algorithm's complexity and how it scales with input size, which helps in predicting resource needs and optimizing performance. In the context of cloud computing, estimated computing might also include considering virtual machine resources and their impact on overall system performance.
