👉 Still computing refers to the ongoing, real-time processing of data that occurs even when a computer system is not actively running a specific task. This type of computing involves maintaining and updating data structures, performing background tasks, and handling events as they happen without the need for explicit user intervention or periodic refreshes. It's crucial in applications like real-time analytics, IoT (Internet of Things) systems, and machine learning models that require constant updates to provide accurate and timely results. For example, a weather forecasting system continuously processes incoming data from satellites and sensors to update predictions in real-time. This continuous operation ensures that the system remains responsive and relevant, even when idle or in a low-power state.
