👉 Towers computing, also known as distributed computing towers or edge computing towers, is a network architecture designed to bring computational resources closer to data sources and end-users, thereby reducing latency and improving efficiency. These towers typically consist of multiple interconnected nodes that can process data locally or in the cloud, depending on the workload. They are often deployed in data centers, edge locations, or even within IoT devices to handle tasks such as real-time analytics, machine learning inference, and data preprocessing. By distributing computational tasks across these towers, organizations can optimize performance, reduce bandwidth usage, and enhance privacy by minimizing data transfer to centralized cloud servers. This architecture is particularly beneficial for applications requiring immediate response times, such as autonomous vehicles, smart cities, and industrial automation.
