👉 Circulation computing, also known as data center or cloud computing, involves the use of remote servers and networks to store, manage, process, and transfer data rather than relying on local hardware. In this model, computational resources are dynamically allocated to users or applications based on demand, allowing for efficient utilization of infrastructure and scalability. Data is typically moved between the user's location and the data center, a process known as "circulation," where it is processed or stored. This setup enhances flexibility, reduces costs, and improves performance by leveraging the collective power of multiple data centers. The computing resources are managed centrally, enabling better resource allocation, maintenance, and security, while users benefit from on-demand access to powerful computing capabilities without the need for physical hardware ownership.
