👉 Buzz computing, also known as crowd-sourced computing or participatory computing, is a model of distributed computing where tasks are broken down into smaller, manageable units and distributed across a large network of ordinary computers or devices, often owned by individuals, rather than specialized high-performance machines. This approach leverages the collective power of many users to solve complex problems, perform large-scale data processing, or execute computational tasks more efficiently and cost-effectively than traditional centralized computing methods. By tapping into the idle processing power of everyday devices, such as smartphones and laptops, buzz computing enables innovative solutions in areas like machine learning, data analysis, and scientific research, while also democratizing access to computational resources.
