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What is CPU?
A CPU, or Central Processing Unit, is the primary component of a computer that executes instructions. It performs arithmetic, logical, control, and input/output operations specified by the instructions in a program. Commonly used in all modern computers, from smartphones to supercomputers, to process data and run applications.
What other technologies are related to CPU?
CPU Competitor Technologies
GPU
GPUs compete with CPUs in tasks requiring parallel processing, especially in graphics and AI.
NPU
NPUs are designed for AI inference and compete with CPUs in this domain.
SoC
SoCs often integrate CPU functionality with other components, competing with discrete CPUs.
FPGA
FPGAs can be configured to perform CPU-like functions, making them a competitor for certain tasks.
TPU
TPUs are designed for machine learning and compete with CPUs in AI acceleration.
CPU Complementary Technologies
Motherboard
The motherboard is the main circuit board that the CPU connects to, along with other essential components.
CPU/GPU coherency
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CPU/GPU coherency technologies, such as shared virtual memory, allows CPU and GPU to share data more easily.
power management microarchitecture
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Power management microarchitecture technologies are critical to modern CPU design for efficiency.
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Which job functions commonly mention CPU?
Chip Designer
1.1% of all Chip Designer jobs mention CPU
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Hardware Engineer
0.9% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention CPU
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Electrical Engineer
0.4% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention CPU
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Engineer
4195 Engineer jobs mention CPU
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Engineering & R&D
4273 Engineering & R&D jobs mention CPU
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