👉 Coalition computing is a distributed computing paradigm where multiple independent organizations or entities form temporary coalitions to collaboratively access and utilize computational resources, such as processing power, storage, or data, that they individually might not own or have sufficient to manage alone. These coalitions pool their resources to solve complex problems or execute large-scale tasks more efficiently, often leveraging heterogeneous and geographically dispersed resources. By sharing costs and risks, coalition computing enables organizations to enhance their computational capabilities while maintaining control over their data and infrastructure. This collaborative approach is particularly valuable in scenarios requiring significant computational power, such as scientific research, large-scale data analytics, and artificial intelligence applications.
