👉 Between computing is a computational paradigm that focuses on the exchange of information between independent entities, often referred to as "computers," rather than processing data within a single machine. This model is characterized by the use of message passing, where each computer communicates with others by sending and receiving messages. Unlike traditional computing models that involve a central processing unit (CPU) handling all computations, between computing emphasizes distributed problem-solving and collaboration. It is particularly useful in scenarios requiring high scalability, fault tolerance, and efficient resource utilization across multiple nodes, such as in cloud computing, distributed databases, and parallel processing systems. This approach allows for more flexible and robust solutions to complex computational challenges by leveraging the collective power of interconnected devices.
