= KLM protocol
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KLM protocol, short for "Knuth-Liu-Meng," is a specific type of protocol used in distributed systems, particularly in the context of consensus algorithms and communication between nodes. It was proposed to help achieve consensus in a fault-tolerant manner, addressing challenges such as message passing in unreliable environments. However, it’s important to clarify that KLM typically refers to specific algorithms or methods that are aimed at improving the efficiency and reliability of distributed computing.
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