👉 Exclusive computing, also known as exclusive parallelism or exclusive dataflow, is a computational model where multiple processing units are assigned separate data streams, meaning each unit can only operate on its designated data at any given time. This approach ensures that no two streams interfere with each other, maximizing efficiency and preventing data conflicts. It's particularly useful in scenarios where different types of data require different processing paths or when minimizing latency is crucial, as it allows for simultaneous but isolated computations. This model is often employed in specialized hardware designs like GPUs and FPGAs, where it optimizes performance by leveraging parallelism while maintaining data integrity.
