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In Networking There a Theory to Share the Tasks Among Connected Hosts to Get a Powerfull Machine? How Define?

in networking there a theory to share the tasks among connected hosts to get a powerfull machine how define

I m a computer science student i want to do my research work on this topic plz can any one guide.

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  1. Desire
    November 26th, 2009 at 19:35 | #1
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    A good example of this would be SETI. A program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope data when your computer is idle (screen saver). Then takes the data results and sends it back to UC Berkeley. A large example of distributed processing.
    Another good example would be VMWare and ESX hosts. The ESX server is a physical host machine for many virtual server. All the virtual servers can share memory, cpu, etc with one physical server.

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