Mesh computing is a distributed systems architecture model in which networked devices (such as servers, computers, mobile devices, sensors and other internet-connected devices) collaborate to deliver services and applications in a scalable and efficient manner.
In grid computing, each device acts as a network node and can communicate directly with other nodes in the network, allowing the creation of ad hoc networks or networks without centralised infrastructure. Nodes on the network can collaborate to perform complex data processing and storage tasks, allowing for greater utilisation of the resources available on the network.
Grid computing is important in artificial intelligence and machine learning, as it enables the creation of networks of connected devices that can work together to process large volumes of data and run machine learning algorithms in real time. In addition, grid computing is especially useful in artificial intelligence applications that require low latency, such as real-time object detection and speech and natural language recognition.
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