👉 Pace computing, also known as event-driven computing, is a paradigm that focuses on processing data and executing tasks in response to specific events or changes in the environment, rather than continuously running a fixed schedule. This approach allows systems to be highly efficient and responsive, as they only consume resources when necessary, leading to reduced power consumption and improved performance. In pace computing, the system's state is updated only when an event occurs, such as a sensor reading or user interaction, making it ideal for applications requiring real-time responsiveness and low latency, like IoT devices, smart homes, and autonomous vehicles.
