6. Synchronization: Synchronization in distributed systems, logical time, global state, elections and mutual exclusion. 7. Consistency and replication: Data replication, scalability, and consistency 8 ...

Synchronization of data across systems is expensive and impractical when running systems at scale. Traditional approaches for performing computations or information dissemination are not viable ...

Distributed beamforming, coupled with effective frequency synchronization, represents a paradigm shift in the performance and reliability of wireless sensor networks.

Under the title, “Distributed speaker synchronization,” the patent describes a system that uses a “signal synchronization component” to perform calculations “to align signals ...

Data consistency is akin to version control in a library, ensuring that every reader, regardless of where they enter, can ...

Traditional synchronization tools, such as Rsync and Unison, require that the user manually synchronize any files after changing them, and those tools are designed only to synchronize a pair of ...