Multicore processor definition
A multi-core processor refers to the integration of two or more complete computing engines (cores) in a single processor. In this case, the processor can support multiple processors on the system bus, and all bus control signals are provided by the bus controller. Command signal. The development of multi-core technology stems from the engineers' recognition that simply increasing the speed of a single-core chip can generate excessive heat and can't bring about corresponding performance improvements, as was the case with previous processor products. They realized that at that rate in the previous product, the heat generated by the processor would soon exceed the surface of the sun. Even if there is no heat problem, its price/performance ratio is unacceptable, and the processor with a slightly faster speed is much higher.