👉 Multi-access Computing (MVC) is a software architectural paradigm that enables multiple users or devices to access and share resources from a common pool, typically over a network, in a flexible and efficient manner. This model supports dynamic resource allocation, allowing users to request resources such as computing power, storage, or data on demand, without the need for a fixed infrastructure setup. MVC systems often employ virtualization and cloud computing technologies to provide scalable, on-demand services, ensuring that resources are utilized optimally and can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. This approach enhances collaboration, improves resource utilization, and offers a cost-effective solution for both service providers and consumers.
