👉 Delegation computing is a distributed computing paradigm where a resource owner delegates tasks to a remote service provider, often referred to as a delegator, to perform computations or access resources more efficiently. This delegation is facilitated through secure communication channels, where the delegator can specify the task and parameters while retaining control over the outcome. The delegated service, acting on behalf of the owner, executes the task and returns the results. This model enhances scalability, flexibility, and resource utilization by leveraging external resources, while maintaining security and privacy through well-defined protocols and access controls. Delegation computing is particularly useful in scenarios where local resources are insufficient or where specialized services are required, allowing for more efficient and effective problem-solving across distributed environments.
