The way I interpreted the short amount of text I could see, was that it would ideally enable better concurrent and parallel execution of part fabrication, as in

The way I interpreted the short amount of text I could see, was that it would ideally enable better concurrent and parallel execution of part fabrication, as in initiating computation on multiple threads across multiple cores, and then sending the result to the main thread for UI (paint and layout). I have zero knowledge of manufacturing, but if that worked out, would it not increase the efficiency of converting raw materials into a final product and yield cost savings by minimizing controllable downtime? I'd think you'd just hit external bottlenecks in the supply chains, but in my imagination that's where you'd want them to be.