The Ability to Be in Multiple States at Once,dramatically Increasing

question 17

Multiple Choice

The ability to be in multiple states at once,dramatically increasing processing power,is a hallmark of:

• A)colocation.
• B)edge computing.
• C)grid computing.
• D)utility computing.
• E)quantum computing.

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Definitions:

Fifteenth-Century African Society

The diverse and complex societies that existed on the African continent during the 1400s, characterized by various forms of governance, trade, and culture.

Gender

The range of characteristics pertaining to, and differentiating between, masculinity and femininity, including social roles, behaviors, and identities.

Indian Population

Refers to the demographic population of indigenous peoples of the Americas or the population of India, dependent on context.

Hispaniola

An island in the Caribbean Sea, divided into the sovereign states of Haiti and the Dominican Republic.