High-throughput computing (HTC) refers to the use of computer systems or networks to process and analyze large amounts of data or perform a high volume of computations in a short amount of time. This research area focuses on developing techniques and technologies to optimize the performance and efficiency of computing systems for handling large-scale workloads. HTC is commonly used in scientific research, engineering simulations, data mining, and other applications that require processing huge amounts of data or running complex computational tasks. Researchers in this field work on improving parallel processing, workload scheduling, data management, and resource allocation to maximize the throughput of computing systems. Overall, high-throughput computing plays a crucial role in accelerating the pace of scientific discovery, enabling researchers to process and analyze large datasets quickly and efficiently.