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Coprocessor

A coprocessor is a computer processor used to supplement the functions of the primary processor (the CPU). Operations performed by the coprocessor may be floating-point arithmetic, graphics, signal processing, string processing, cryptography or I/O interfacing with peripheral devices. By offloading processor-intensive tasks from the main processor…

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Motorola

Modern coprocessors

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Coprocessor

Nodes102
Edges101
Triples90
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019608
Components1

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Coprocessor

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related to Other coprocessors · 27
Coprocessor → Acorn Computers, Acorn's, ARM, BBC Master, BBC Micro, China's Matrix, CP/M, CPU, CPUs, DOS, FPGA, Intel Knights Bridge, Matrix, National Semiconductor, PCI-e, Rather, Since, Software, Some, The MIPS
related to history · 17
Coprocessor → AMD, By, CAD, Channel I/O, Coprocessors, CPU, Early, I/O, Intel, Math, Motorola, National, Some, The, To, Weitek FPUs, Where
related to Functionality · 11
Coprocessor → Coprocessors, CPU, CPU's, DMA, DSP-like SIMD, Emotion Engine, FPUs, It, Others, Some, The PlayStation
related to Intel · 8
Coprocessor → An, FPU, IBM PC, In, Intel, PC, The, Users
related to Trends · 8
Coprocessor → CPU, CPUs, DSP, FPUs, GPUs, Nonetheless, Over, SIMD
related to Motorola · 4
Coprocessor → Computers, Intel, The, The Motorola
see also · 3
Coprocessor → AMD, CPUs, Multiprocessing
is a · 2
Coprocessor → computer processor used to supplement the functions of the primary processor, proprietary accelerator that requires a CPU to run it

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floating-point coprocessors processor intel used cpu processing processors computers arithmetic tasks hardware graphics software main units cpus operations devices system

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Coprocessoris acomputer processor used to supplement the functions of the primary processor0.90text
Coprocessoris aproprietary accelerator that requires a CPU to run it0.90text
the Intel 8087instance ofwhile others0.80text
Motorola 68881instance ofwhile others0.80text
National 32081 were more closely integrated with the CPU.Another form of coprocessor was a video display coprocessorinstance ofwhile others0.80text
as used in the Atari 8-bit computersinstance ofwhile others0.80text
TI-99/4Ainstance ofwhile others0.80text
and MSX home computersinstance ofwhile others0.80text
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from Appleinstance ofsuch AI chips are in smartphones0.80text
and several Android phone vendorsinstance ofsuch AI chips are in smartphones0.80text
graphics accelerators.Using FPGAinstance ofand two undefined coprocessors for other tasks0.80text

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