👉 GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) computing refers to the use of GSM technology to facilitate data transmission and computing capabilities within mobile devices. GSM networks enable mobile phones to communicate with each other and with fixed network infrastructure, providing not only voice calls but also data services such as text messaging (SMS), internet access, and various applications. At its core, GSM computing leverages the cellular framework to support real-time data exchange and resource sharing among multiple users simultaneously, ensuring efficient use of network resources. This computing paradigm is integral to modern mobile computing, enabling seamless connectivity and advanced functionalities like cloud services, IoT (Internet of Things) integration, and mobile applications that require continuous data processing and transmission.
