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#Extensive (modular) scalability applied for the purpose of intensive scalability. This results in [[Robustification]], becuase modular stacking of units (no new information) is used to augment the scale. | #Extensive (modular) scalability applied for the purpose of intensive scalability. This results in [[Robustification]], becuase modular stacking of units (no new information) is used to augment the scale. | ||
#Intensive and extensive scalability is known. Intensive-extensive scalability results when extensive stacking results in effective intensive scaling. See [[Extensive and Intensive | #Intensive and extensive scalability is known. Intensive-extensive scalability results when extensive stacking results in effective intensive scaling. See [[Extensive and Intensive Scalability]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:53, 31 October 2024
This refers to various nuances of scalability:
- Extensive (modular) scalability applied for the purpose of intensive scalability. This results in Robustification, becuase modular stacking of units (no new information) is used to augment the scale.
- Intensive and extensive scalability is known. Intensive-extensive scalability results when extensive stacking results in effective intensive scaling. See Extensive and Intensive Scalability.