👉 Delegated Computing, or "compute-as-a-service," is a cloud computing model that allows users to rent out their computing resources—such as processing power, memory, and storage—to other applications or services on demand. This model enables businesses and developers to scale their computing needs dynamically, paying only for what they use without the overhead of maintaining physical hardware. In a typical setup, a cloud provider manages the infrastructure, ensuring high availability and performance, while users focus on their specific applications or workloads. This approach enhances flexibility, reduces capital expenditure, and accelerates innovation by enabling rapid deployment of new services without the need for extensive on-premises infrastructure.
