👉 Combined computing, also known as distributed computing or parallel computing, refers to the practice of using multiple computing resources, such as processors, memory units, or even entire computers, in conjunction to solve complex computational problems more efficiently than a single machine could alone. This approach involves dividing tasks among these resources, allowing them to work simultaneously on different parts of a problem, which significantly reduces processing time and enhances the ability to handle large-scale data and complex algorithms. By leveraging the collective power of multiple computing units, combined computing enables more efficient resource utilization, scalability, and the ability to tackle problems that would be infeasible for a single machine to solve within a reasonable timeframe.
