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Jun 16th, 2025
In today’s computing landscape, different processors handle different workloads. CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs each excel in specific tasks, but how do they compare? Let’s break it down.
1. CPU (Central Processing Unit) – The "Brain" of the Computer
What It Does:
Handles general-purpose computing tasks (e.g., running an OS, apps, web browsing).
Excels at single-threaded performance (tasks requiring sequential processing).
Manages system operations, multitasking, and logic-based workloads.
Strengths:
✔ Versatile – Can handle almost any computing task.
✔ Low latency – Fast at decision-making and branch prediction.
✔ Optimized for serial tasks – Great for everyday computing.
Weaknesses:
❌ Not ideal for parallel tasks – Struggles with heavy multitasking or massive data...
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Hi, I'm Jobi Neelankavil, originally from India and currently working abroad as an IT professional. With over 25 years of experience across the Middle East and Africa, I specialize as a Solution Architect in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). My expertise lies in Digital Integration and Business Process Automation, helping businesses streamline operations and remain competitive in today's fast-paced digital landscape.
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