Journal of Computing and Natural Science


Critical Analysis of Parallel and Distributed Computing and Future Research Direction of Cloud Computing



Journal of Computing and Natural Science

Received On : 18 March 2021

Revised On : 02 May 2021

Accepted On : 28 June 2021

Published On : 05 October 2021

Volume 01, Issue 04

Pages : 114-120


Abstract


"Cloud computing" refers to large-scale parallel and distributed systems, which are essentially collections of autonomous. As a result, the “cloud organization” is made up on a wide range of ideas and experiences collected since the first digital computer was used to solve algorithmically complicated problems. Due to the complexity of established parallel and distributed computing ontologies, it is necessary for developers to have a high level of expertise to get the most out of the consolidated computer resources. The directions for future research for parallel and distributed computing are critically presented in this research: technology and application and cross-cutting concerns.


Keywords


Parallel and Distributed Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing.


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Rimma Padovano, “Critical Analysis of Parallel and Distributed Computing and Future Research Direction of Cloud Computing”, Journal of Computing and Natural Science, vol.1, no.4, pp. 114-120, October 2021. doi: 10.53759/181X/JCNS202101017.


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