👉 Chest computing, also known as cloud computing or data center computing, refers to the practice of processing and storing large volumes of data on remote servers located in data centers, rather than on local devices like laptops or smartphones. This approach leverages the power of centralized computing resources to handle complex computations, data storage, and applications that require significant processing capabilities. Users access these services over the internet, enabling scalable and flexible computing resources that can be adjusted based on demand. Chest computing facilitates advancements in artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) by providing the necessary infrastructure to manage and process vast amounts of data efficiently, while reducing the need for expensive and resource-intensive local hardware.
