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Unbounded Data Sets

Definition

Unbounded data sets refer to collections of information that are continuously growing and theoretically limitless in size, often generated in real-time by various sources. In the context of blockchain and decentralized systems, managing and processing such vast and ever-expanding data streams presents significant scalability and storage challenges. Efficient handling of these sets is crucial for applications requiring continuous data feeds or historical analysis. These datasets pose unique computational demands.