Client-Side Compute refers to processing tasks executed directly on a user’s local device, such as a web browser or mobile application, rather than on a remote server. This approach utilizes the end-user’s hardware resources to perform calculations or render data. It can enhance application responsiveness and reduce server load. This method often improves data privacy by keeping sensitive information on the user’s system.
Context
Client-side compute is increasingly relevant in decentralized applications and web3 technologies, where it contributes to user autonomy and reduced reliance on central servers. Discussions frequently involve optimizing performance for diverse devices and ensuring security against malicious code execution. Developments in this area aim to distribute computational power more broadly, supporting a more robust and resilient digital environment.
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