You are leading a project that will collect vast amounts of data, which will need processing. In your research, you learn about a technology in which volunteers can install a small application on personal computers to receive, process and return information to your organization. Using multiple systems to process large amounts of data in this way will be less expensive than using a single supercomputer to conduct this same task. Which term describes this technology?

Grid Computing

Explanation:

Grid computing is the physical interconnection of computers to perform tasks that may be carried out by a supercomputer. These tasks may include solving a very complex problem, analyzing large amounts of data, weather modeling or earthquake simulation.

Grid middleware is a software that helps in setting up a computing grid, this software provides communication between the systems by translating and transferring information of one node to another. This makes grid computing a form of peer-to-peer computing or distributed computing.

Some of the advantages is that:

It utilizes existing hardware optimallyIt makes it easy to work with other organization or companiesIt groups systems to work like a supercomputer, therefore, solving complex problems within a short timeframe.

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