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Flash mob computing

Flash mob computing or flash mob computer is a temporary ad hoc computer cluster running specific software to coordinate the individual computers into one single supercomputer. A flash mob computer is distinct from other types of computer clusters in that it is set up and broken down on the same day or during a similar brief amount of time and involves…

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Flash mob computing

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related to Creators of flash mob computing · 12
Flash mob computing → Computer Science, CPU, Do-It-Yourself Supercomputers, FlashMob, Greg, Greg Benson, His, Pat, Pat Miller, USF, USF Associate Professor, Xbox
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Flash mob computing → more specific type of flash mob for the purpose of bringing people and their computers together to work on a single task or event

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computers flash mob computer flashmob specific supercomputer event computing time together software gflops cluster people 2004 usf run single brief

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Flash mob computingis amore specific type of flash mob for the purpose of bringing people and their computers together to work on a single task or event0.90text
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingPat Miller0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingUSF0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingHis0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingDo-It-Yourself Supercomputers0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingFlashMob0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingCPU0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingXbox0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingPat0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingGreg Benson0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingUSF Associate Professor0.60section
Flash mob computingrelated to Creators of flash mob computingComputer Science0.60section

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