Distributed and Parallel Computing, Gebunden

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A parallel computer is made up of several identical processing units that work together and communicate to solve complex computing tasks more efficiently. A symmetric multiprocessor with shared memory, a massively parallel system with distributed memory, and a loosely linked cluster of dispersed workstations are examples of common parallel computer design. In order to tackle computing problems in parallel, certain algorithms are frequently needed. High-speed connections connecting the resources of parallel computers spread globally make remote parallel computing feasible and extremely effective. This is due to the fact that the cost of communication and work migration is substantially lower than the cost of calculation.