Question

Distributed computing is inefficient over parallel computing in which of the following scenarios

Answer 1

Answer:

The main difference between distributed computing over parallel computing is parallel computing allows multiple processes to execute task, distributed computing divides single tasks between different computers. These multiple computers can communicates through messages.

Example of distributed computing are WWW, email, internet, etc.

Parallel computing are aimed at larger problems, not on simple problems.

Distributed computer is inefficient over parallel computing in processors synchronization. processors synchronization means sharing system resources by processors. Synchronization is needed because it originates when processes need to be executed.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Distributed computing is inefficient over parallel computing in Processors synchronization.

Explanation:

Processor synchronization means sharing system resources by a group of processes in a such a manner that  access to similar shared data is processed thereby minimizing the chance of error due to inconsistent data. The ability  to control the access of multiple threads to resources being shared to establish synchronization is not efficient with distributed computing.