Dynamic Computing Networks in the Modern Era

In the modern age, when the need for real-time data exchange and analysis is constantly growing, dynamic networks have emerged as a crucial field of study. These networks are distinguished by their tendency to self-adapt and self-reconfigure in response to changes in the network topology or outside factors. Because of their versatility, they are suitable for a variety of applications. This paper presents an overview of dynamic networks, covering various aspects such as significant challenges, applications, and classification. Dynamic networks offer an enormous range of possible uses, and future advancements in their design and uses are expected to influence many societal aspects significantly.