👉 Page computing is a conceptual framework that describes how information can be processed and utilized across multiple computing resources, including servers, storage systems, and networked devices, to deliver efficient and effective computing services. It focuses on the movement of data between these resources and the computation performed at each stage, emphasizing the importance of managing data locality, minimizing latency, and optimizing resource utilization. The model typically involves three main components: input, processing, and output, where the input represents data or tasks received from users or other systems, the processing component performs computations using the available resources, and the output delivers the results back to the user or another system. Page computing aims to enhance performance, scalability, and reliability in distributed computing environments by intelligently orchestrating these interactions.
