👉 Single computing refers to the concept of performing computational tasks using a single processing unit or device, which can include CPUs, GPUs, or other specialized hardware. This approach simplifies system management and reduces complexity by consolidating all processing power into one unit, making it easier to deploy and maintain compared to distributed or parallel computing systems that use multiple interconnected nodes. Single computing is particularly useful for tasks that can be efficiently handled by a single core or for applications where simplicity and straightforwardness are prioritized over raw computational power or scalability.
