Parallel Computing

parallel computingyesHigh Performance Computing A sub-field of HPC, which is a computing mode that improves computing efficiency by executing multiple tasks on multiple processors or computers at the same time, relative to serial computing. For different problems, parallel computing requires a dedicated parallel architecture, which can be a specially designed single hardware or supercomputer with multiple processors, or a cluster of several independent computers interconnected in some way. There is no unified parallel computing architecture that is suitable for every problem. If the wrong architecture is used, parallel computing may even lead to performance degradation.

General example of parallel computing: