👉 Group computing refers to the collaborative use of multiple computers or devices by a group of people to solve complex problems, perform large-scale computations, or manage tasks more efficiently than a single machine could. This approach leverages the combined processing power, memory, and storage capabilities of interconnected computers to tackle problems that would be infeasible for individual systems. By distributing tasks across the group, group computing enhances computational speed, scalability, and fault tolerance. It can be implemented through various models, including centralized systems where a single coordinator manages tasks, and decentralized systems where nodes operate autonomously but communicate to achieve common goals. Applications range from scientific research and data analysis to cloud computing services, where multiple users share resources to achieve common objectives.
