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Vector processing is not parallelism, but rather non-scalar. Specifically, it's a single operation that is able to do work on multiple data items, rather than p
by Salgat 3y ago
Vector processing is not parallelism, but rather non-scalar. Specifically, it's a single operation that is able to do work on multiple data items, rather than parallel processors doing work at the same time.
- aidenn0 3y agoIt is data parallel. In the same way, I would label super-scalar CPUs machines that automatically perform parallel processing on a linear stream of instructions (taking advantage of so-called "instruction level parallelism."