👉 Narrow computing, also known as specialized computing or domain-specific computing, refers to a subset of computing focused on solving specific problems or tasks within a particular domain. Unlike general-purpose computing, which aims to handle a wide range of applications efficiently, narrow computing leverages specialized hardware and software designed for particular functions, such as image recognition, natural language processing, or autonomous driving. This approach maximizes efficiency and performance for specific tasks by optimizing algorithms and hardware for the unique requirements of the domain, often resulting in faster processing times and lower power consumption compared to general-purpose systems.
