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Alright, this post is going to get nerdy. Distributed computing is the idea of using multiple computers to tackle one process or series of computations. It usually only makes sense on larger-scale problems like protein folding, video image rendering or creating a gigantic search index. Companies that create efficient distribution algorithms are also at the top of their game, take Pixar and Google for example.
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