👉 Alias computing is a computational model that extends the concept of parallel computing by allowing multiple independent tasks to be executed concurrently on different processing units, each with its own memory space. In this model, instead of sharing a single memory space as in traditional parallel computing, each "alias" operates on its own private memory, communicating only through well-defined interfaces. This isolation enhances security and reduces the risk of data corruption, while also enabling efficient use of resources by allowing specialized hardware or software to handle specific tasks without interference. Alias computing is particularly useful in scenarios requiring high levels of data privacy and performance optimization, such as in distributed systems, cloud computing, and complex simulations.
