👉 Disc computing, or distributed computing over a network, is a paradigm where multiple computers or devices collaborate to perform computational tasks, sharing resources such as processing power, memory, and storage. This approach leverages the collective capabilities of a networked system to solve complex problems more efficiently than a single machine could. Each node in the network acts as a computing unit, contributing to the overall computation, and data is processed in parallel across these nodes. Disc computing can significantly enhance performance for tasks like large-scale simulations, data analysis, and machine learning by distributing the workload and reducing bottlenecks. It also offers increased fault tolerance, as the failure of one node does not necessarily halt the entire computation, and it can be more cost-effective by utilizing existing hardware resources across a network.
