👉 Stadium computing is a distributed computing model that leverages the collective processing power of numerous small, geographically dispersed devices to deliver real-time data processing and analytics capabilities. Unlike traditional centralized computing architectures, stadium computing distributes computational tasks across a network of edge devices, such as IoT sensors, smartphones, and local servers, enabling faster data processing, reduced latency, and enhanced scalability. This approach is particularly beneficial for applications requiring immediate insights, like smart cities, industrial automation, and real-time sports analytics, where processing data closer to its source improves efficiency and user experience. By harnessing the collective resources of a stadium-sized network, stadium computing optimizes resource utilization and supports complex computations without relying on a single, centralized powerhouse.
