👉 Univ computing, or universal computing, is a theoretical framework that envisions a computing paradigm where any computational task can be executed by any physical device, regardless of its underlying architecture or specific hardware. This concept is based on the idea that a general-purpose computer, capable of executing any algorithm through software, can be instantiated on any other computer, whether it's a specialized supercomputer or a simple embedded device. The core principle relies on the abstraction of computation, allowing software to be portable across different machines without modification. This universality is often achieved through virtualization, emulation, or the development of cross-platform programming languages and frameworks, enabling seamless execution of tasks on diverse computing environments.
