👉 Do computing, or distributed computing, is a method of processing computational tasks by dividing them into smaller subtasks and executing these subtasks concurrently across multiple interconnected computing resources, such as computers or servers. This approach leverages the collective power of many machines to solve complex problems more efficiently and effectively than a single machine could. By distributing the workload, do computing can significantly reduce processing time, enhance scalability, and improve fault tolerance. It is widely used in various applications, including scientific research, big data analytics, cloud computing, and web services, where tasks are too large or complex for a single machine to handle alone.
