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Asked: February 3, 20222022-02-03T08:26:03+05:30 2022-02-03T08:26:03+05:30

A Processor Housing That Contains More Than One Processor Is Referred To As What Term?

A Processor Housing That Contains More Than One Processor Is Referred To As What Term?
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    1. Farwa Khalid Bronze
      2022-03-31T23:44:20+05:30Added an answer on March 31, 2022 at 11:44 pm

      A Processor Housing That Contains More Than One Processor Is Referred To As What Term?

      • Multicore processing
      • Multithread processing
      • Multiprocessing processor
      • Multihoused processor

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      A processor housing that contains more than one processor is referred to as the multicore processor.

      Multicore processing:

      A multicore processor is a chip multicore processor or CMP. It is a single integrated circuit that holds multiple core processing units. Mostly t is also known as the core. There are many multicore processors which vary from each other in terms of the number of cores, types of cores, isolation, cores interconnection, and the number of caches and level of caches.

      •  The number of cores:

      There is a different multicore processor that has a different number of cores like a quad-core processor containing four cores. The number of cores is usually represented as a power of two.

      • Types of cores:

        There are two types of cores in which it is placed one is homogenous core and another one is heterogeneous core.

      Homogenous core:

      In symmetric core, all the processing units in the homogenous core are of the same type. Central processing units slide the multicore processing unit.

      Heterogeneous cores:

      In asymmetric core, all multicore processors in it have different types of core and it runs different systems. The graphic processing unit includes in the heterogeneous core.

      • Interconnected cores:

      A multicore processor is different from each other based on how cores are interconnected or bud architectures.

      • No.and level of caches:

      The multicore processing unit is also different in its construction and data caches.

      • Isolation:

      There are two types of isolation includes.

      Physical:

      In which different cores do not enter the same physical hardware. For example, memory locations like RAM and caches.

      Temporal:

      It makes sure that the implementation of software on one core does not influence the temporal behavior of software that runs on another core.

       An ongoing trend in multicore processing:

      It replaced the traditional and single-core processing unit which is why nowadays single cores are produced. Multicore processors are more common in the latest world like a computer on-chip processor. It saturated large application domains like data warehousing and online shopping. A multicore processor is popular for its size, power, and weight in which high performance is required.

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