In this paper I want to turn to distributed micro computing which is a technology that leverage the excess processing power available in small, loosely distributed devices to solve large-scale computational tasks which would otherwise require powerful centralized systems.This democratization of computational resources makes them more scalable, less costly, and open to devices such as smartphones and IoT devices.Main benefits so are better resilience, more flexibility and application support like scientific research, big data migrations and AI workloads.Realizing this paradigm demands that we develop solid protocols, intelligent scheduling and orchestration software, and rewards for participation.Distributed micro computing is a locally adaptable solution, providing cost-effective, sustainable and global hands-on microcomputing power.
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