When analyzing the infrastructure types used for high$-$performance computing and distributed processing, which of the following accurately captures their distinctions?

Choices $($Select One$)$:

Group of answer choices

A$.$ Supercomputing relies on distributed resources across multiple locations, grid computing aggregates processing power from volunteer devices, cluster computing involves using remote servers over the internet to process data, and cloud computing focuses on achieving maximum computing power using a single powerful machine.

B$.$ Supercomputing uses many CPUs in a single machine for maximum processing power, grid computing focuses on the use of remote servers over the internet, cluster computing is about distributed resources across multiple locations, and cloud computing involves combining the power of many personal computers in a network.

C$.$ Supercomputing depends on multiple personal computers working together, grid computing achieves maximum power using a single machine, cluster computing aggregates processing power from volunteer devices, and cloud computing relies on many CPUs in a single data center.

D$.$ Supercomputing focuses on combining the power of several personal computers, grid computing uses many CPUs in one location for computing tasks, cluster computing involves using remote servers to process data, and cloud computing aggregates resources across a vast network of devices.

E$.$ Supercomputing achieves maximum computing power using a single powerful machine, grid computing aggregates processing power from distributed resources across multiple locations, cluster computing combines the power of closely$-$located machines working together, and cloud computing involves using remote servers over the internet to process and store data.