👉 Switching computing is a model of distributed computing where multiple interconnected devices, often referred to as nodes or switches, collaborate to process and manage data. Unlike centralized models where a single central processor handles all tasks, switching computing distributes computational tasks across these nodes. Each node can perform its own processing and communication, and they communicate with each other through a network to share resources, data, or tasks. This setup enhances scalability, fault tolerance, and efficiency by allowing workloads to be dynamically distributed based on current network conditions and node capabilities. Switching computing is particularly useful in environments like cloud computing, peer-to-peer networks, and large-scale data centers where flexibility and resource optimization are crucial.
