XCOA

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Cross Computing Architecture
XCOA

More light and tight,
toward a NEW-LOCAL society

Decentralizing Computing

A distributed computing architecture, proposed by TRIART.
As data traffic rapidly grows, all systems struggle to scale with the increasing infrastructure resource demand. This constant expansion and maintenance of large systems is extremely costly. XCOA was designed to build a highly resilient (Self-recovering) system by increasing processing and storage capabilities via the collaboration of participating terminals in a network.

Only Move What Matters

The reliance on a centralized server for processing means that all data must first be uploaded (copied) onto the server before it can be processed and sent back, causing a vast transfer of communication.
Well, with XCOA, processes are done directly on the network, collecting necessary data from devices that store them before returning with the result. This results in a lightweight program that minimizes data transfer, avoids unnecessary duplication, and prevents the movement of personal information. This is the ‘Neuro-Local’ concept.

Virtual Supercomputer

Devices that are part of the network connect directly based on their purpose, creating a virtual supercomputer. With a shared authentication framework when needed, this system is designed to handle tasks requiring instant responses that is redundant and scales with operations.