Routing
Workloads are dispatched across the topology by adaptive routing protocols. Each simulation locates the cheapest path between origin and the next available compute node, forming a continuously rebalancing graph.
distributed simulation network
Workloads are dispatched across the topology by adaptive routing protocols. Each simulation locates the cheapest path between origin and the next available compute node, forming a continuously rebalancing graph.
Edges in the graph are links — fiber, wave, or virtual circuit. Each carries packets of state between nodes that are agreeing on the next step of a simulation. Latency is the only currency.
Across the carrier mesh, simulation steps move as discrete packets — each one a fragment of physics waiting to be applied. The aggregate is throughput: the felt pulse of distributed work.
Every node arrives at the same answer at the same instant. The network folds inward; the graph collapses to a luminous point. The simulation has agreed with itself.