Architectural analysis reveals the preservation of local autonomy in federated computing, highlighting minimal boundary constraints over monolithic governance.
This technical note examines the Internet as an architectural precedent for Federated Computing. The analogy lies in preserving local autonomy by making only the conditions required across boundaries explicit. It is not a proposal for a Federated Computing protocol stack, nor a direct mapping from Internet protocols to governance functions.
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