Decentralized infrastructure and centralized infrastructure

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A comparison of decentralized and centralized infrastructure

Compare and contrast decentralized infrastructure and centralized infrastructure. When is each most appropriate?

Included is a description of decentralized and centralized structures, along with a compare/contrast between the two. There is also a description of which structure proves to be more efficient depending on the situation.

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