👉 Cream computing, an acronym for Cloud, Edge, and Mobile (CEM), is a distributed computing paradigm that aims to optimize the performance and efficiency of data processing and application delivery by leveraging various computing resources across different locations. It combines the strengths of cloud computing, which offers scalable and flexible resources over the internet, edge computing, which processes data closer to where it's generated to reduce latency and bandwidth usage, and mobile computing, which enables efficient data handling on portable devices. By integrating these technologies, cream computing seeks to deliver real-time, low-latency services while maintaining high performance and reliability, making it particularly suitable for applications requiring immediate data processing, such as IoT, autonomous vehicles, and augmented reality.
