👉 Containing computing, also known as embedded or distributed computing within a system, refers to the integration of computing resources and functionalities directly into hardware or software systems to manage and process data efficiently. This approach often involves the use of specialized hardware, such as microcontrollers or FPGAs, to handle specific tasks, thereby reducing the load on central processing units (CPUs) and improving overall system performance. Containing computing is prevalent in applications where real-time processing, low power consumption, and compact size are crucial, such as in IoT devices, automotive systems, medical equipment, and industrial control systems. By containing computational tasks within the system itself, these applications can achieve higher reliability, faster response times, and better resource utilization.
