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Hybrid Computing

Meaning

Hybrid Computing describes a computational architecture that integrates diverse processing units, such as CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, or ASICs, to leverage their respective strengths for optimal task execution. This heterogeneous approach aims to maximize performance and efficiency by matching specific workloads to the most suitable hardware. In the crypto domain, Hybrid Computing is deployed for tasks ranging from accelerated blockchain validation to complex algorithmic trading strategies and high-speed data processing for RFQ systems.