👉 Metres computing, also known as metre computing or metre-scale computing, is a specialized approach to computer architecture designed to efficiently handle large amounts of data within fixed-size units called metres. Each metre represents a manageable chunk of data, typically 64 bytes, which simplifies memory management and processing tasks by limiting the amount of data that needs to be addressed at any given time. This approach minimizes memory overhead and improves performance in applications that require processing vast datasets, such as scientific simulations, big data analytics, and machine learning. By organizing data into metres, systems can optimize cache usage, reduce memory fragmentation, and enhance parallel processing capabilities, making it particularly suitable for environments where data locality and throughput are critical.
