Grid computing

GRID computing refers to the technology that connects multiple computers or resources across different locations to work together on complex tasks, much like a virtual supercomputer. It allows for the sharing of processing power, data storage, and applications to tackle large-scale problems, such as scientific simulations or data analysis. By pooling resources from various systems, GRID computing enhances efficiency and speeds up computations, making it an invaluable tool for research, collaboration, and innovation across various fields.