(computer science) The simultaneous use of a single computer by multiple users. An arrangement of computers or computerized equipment in which the processing capabilities of one computer, including the ability to use peripheral devices, can be distributed to the other computers.
shared logic
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Using a single computer to provide processing for two or more terminals. Contrast with shared resource.
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| IBM 3730 |
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