Well that’s one way of putting it: writing on multiprocessing in the Wall Street Journal Paul Carroll says Most computer companies stop at four processors because with higher numbers, the chips spend so much time talking to each other that they don’t get much work done.
Well that’s one way of putting it: writing on multiprocessing in the Wall Street Journal Paul Carroll says Most computer companies stop at four processors because with higher numbers, the chips spend so much time talking to each other that they don’t get much work done.
