Research in parallel processing and distributed computing views CPU cycles as something that can be shared, organized and contributed to a grander whole. This grander whole becomes one large machine, whose CPU cycles are shared in a protocol over a network that ties them together. While this work has often focused on static machines organized in a fixed arrangement, more opportunities are available if we can expand this work to engage Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANets) of computers of all sizes and capabilities. CPU cycles are available on platforms from pagers and cell phones to work stations and servers.
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