Atomic broadcast is a communication paradigm used in distributed systems to ensure that messages or data are delivered consistently and reliably across multiple nodes or participants. The key property of atomic broadcast is that all nodes in the system receive the same set of messages in the same order, which is crucial for maintaining consistency in distributed applications. ### Key Characteristics of Atomic Broadcast: 1. **Atomicity**: The message either gets delivered to all correct nodes or none at all.
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