Multiprocessor system on a chip
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The multiprocessor System-on-Chip components are derived multi-core processors for embedded applications. It is used by platforms that contain multiple heterogeneous, flexible processing elements, a memory hierarchy and I/O components. All these components are linked to each other by a flexible on-chip interconnect structure. These architectures meet the performance needs of multimedia applications, telecommunication architectures, network security while limiting the power consumption.
See also
- Multi-core (computing)
- Many-core processing unit
- Multiprocessing
- Symmetric multiprocessing (SMP)
- multitasking
- Parallel computing
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