👉 Chain computing, also known as distributed or chain-based computing, is a model where multiple interconnected computational units work together to solve complex problems by passing data and results through a sequential chain of processes. Each unit, often referred to as a node or agent, performs specific tasks and communicates with its immediate neighbors in the chain, passing the processed data along. This setup allows for parallel processing, scalability, and flexibility, as each node can be specialized for particular functions or stages of computation. The chain's structure enables efficient resource utilization and fault tolerance, making it suitable for large-scale data processing and complex problem-solving tasks, such as those found in machine learning, data mining, and distributed simulations.
