👉 Marathon computing refers to the large-scale, distributed computing resources that are mobilized and coordinated to solve complex computational problems or perform extensive data processing tasks. This approach leverages a network of interconnected computers, often spread across multiple geographic locations, to harness the collective processing power and storage capacity of these systems. Marathon computing is particularly useful for tackling big data challenges, such as those found in scientific research, climate modeling, genomics, and artificial intelligence, where traditional computing infrastructure may be insufficient. By dynamically allocating resources based on the specific needs of a task, marathon computing enables efficient and scalable processing, allowing researchers and organizations to achieve results that would be impossible with a single machine or limited computational resources.