Contemporary Hardware Platform Trend
Contemporary Hardware Platform Trend
• Accessibility: You can use it anytime, anywhere, as long as you have an internet
connection.
• The user interface has been made better for smaller screens and browsing by
touch.
• App Ecosystem: Supports a wide range of apps made for mobile use, such as e-
commerce apps, games, work tools, etc.
• Real-time information: be able to send users notifications and information in real
time to keep them interested.
• Payment Solutions: These might include ways to pay with your phone, such as
Apple Pay, Google Wallet, etc., so that purchases go smoothly.
- Security concerns: If the devise is lost or stolen, there will be high chances of
data breach.
- Integration Issues: There will be a compatibility issue of BYOD with the firm
software so the IT department must make sure that the BYOD is compatible with
the company software and applications.
With grid computing, you can break down an enormous, complex task into multiple subtasks.
Multiple computers can work on the subtasks concurrently, making grid computing an efficient
computational solution.
Cost
Grid computing works with existing hardware, which means you can reuse existing computers. You
can save costs while accessing your excess computational resources. You can also cost-effectively
access resources from the cloud.
Flexibility
Grid computing is not constrained to a specific building or location. You can set up a grid
computing network that spans several regions. This allows researchers in different countries to
work collaboratively with the same supercomputing power.
How does grid computing work?
A user node is a computer that requests resources shared by other computers in grid computing. When
the user node requires additional resources, the request goes through the middleware and is delivered
to other nodes on the grid computing system.
Provider node
In grid computing, nodes can often switch between the role of user and provider. A provider node is a
computer that shares its resources for grid computing. When provider machines receive resource
requests, they perform subtasks for the user nodes, such as forecasting stock prices for different
markets. At the end of the process, the middleware collects and compiles all the results to obtain a
global forecast.
Control node
A control node administers the network and manages the allocation of the grid computing resources.
The middleware runs on the control node. When the user node requests a resource, the middleware
checks for available resources and assigns the task to a specific provider node.
What are the types of grid
computing?
Scavenging grid
While similar to computational grids, CPU scavenging grids have many regular computers. The
term scavenging describes the process of searching for available computing resources in a network of
regular computers. While other network users access the computers for non-grid–related tasks, the
grid software uses these nodes when they are free. The scavenging grid is also known as CPU
scavenging or cycle scavenging.
Data grid
A data grid is a grid computing network that connects to multiple computers to provide large data
storage capacity. You can access the stored data as if on your local machine without having to worry
about the physical location of your data on the grid.
CONTEMPORARY HARDWARE PLATFORM TRENDS
GRID COMPUTING Example:
Coverage:
● Routing ● DBS