Thread 106386969

they should have a protocol that allows computers to "put their heads together" so to speak. like imagine plugging your laptop into another laptop that belongs to a buddy of yours and getting twice the computing power for the same task with only a thunderbolt cable. shit would be cash.

@grok do this

>>106386969 (OP)
I heard that before, the idea is that "processes" are outdated and should be replaced with something that works across a network. Imagine just saying "keep this running somewhere in our datacenter" and it just works

>>106387371
isn't that just cloud computing? chromebooks have been doing that for years.

>>106386969 (OP)
in essence that's the idea of nvlink and ultra ethernet. but there are limitations

>>106386986
>t. xitterfag

>>106387412
nah, cloud is about connecting to one big centralized server infrastructure, using your own pc as just a dumb terminal

what he's talking about is more like what Plan 9 tried to be, where everything was designed to be network transparent