👉 Owners computing, also known as user-centric or personal computing, is a paradigm that emphasizes the direct involvement of individual users in the management and utilization of computing resources. In this model, users have control over their own computing devices and data, making decisions about which applications to run, how to allocate system resources like CPU and memory, and what data to store and access. This approach contrasts with traditional centralized computing models where resources are managed by a central authority or cloud service providers. Owners computing aims to enhance user experience, improve resource efficiency, and increase security by giving users more autonomy and control over their computing environment.
