Zongcheng Li*

Research Lab of Interdisciplinary Science, Soochow University, China

*Corresponding Author: Zongcheng Li, Research Lab of Interdisciplinary Science, Soochow University, China.

Received: July 08, 2022; Published: September 27, 2022

Abstract

Every life has its own ecosystem, which is an interest-related system composed of all the factors directly and indirectly related to life. By the analysis and design of this series of articles, with cyber-life as the center, using big data platform, IOT, AI technology, as well as the sky-earth computing system engineering that we advocate to develop and implement, we integrate cyber-natural system and cyber-social system, and establish a super metaverse system (SMS) for the new civilized world. As the technical foundation of the hyper-cyber world system, the "sky-earth computing" (SEC) proposed in this series of research to develop is a hyper-cyber world computing mode that combines the traditional computing mode in various professional application fields with the modern computing mode in the field of information network technology (represented by distributed computing, grid computing, cloud computing and cluster computing). Here, "Sky (or Heaven)" metaphors the information world in the field of digital network technology, and "Earth" metaphors the real world in various professional application fields. We propose to provide a customized global-service dispatcher (GSD) and its enhanced version of the world-wise brain (WWB) with the user as the center and facing the ecosphere of this user in Internet of everything.

Keywords: Super Metaverse Ecosphere; Hyper-cyber world; Sky-earth Computing System Engineering; Global Resources Dispatcher; Sky-earth Computing Console

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Citation

Citation: Zongcheng Li. “Development of A Dispatching System of Global Services for Super Metaverse Ecospheres Sky-earth Computing (I) Beyond Cloud Computing". Acta Scientific Computer Sciences 4.10 (2022): 49-73.

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