Consistency in State/Memory Manipulation – CC
Eventual consistency allows large-scale distributed systems to continue operating efficiently during network partitions or high loads. It sacrifices immediate consistency for availability and partition tolerance, allowing systems to remain responsive, with the guarantee that data will eventually become consistent across all nodes.
CelerData Article: BASE Explained: A Guide to Eventual Consistency
GeeksForGeeks Article: BASE Explained: Eventual Consistency in Distributed Systems
Parallel Computing Consistency Explained – Information Document