A side effect of most multitasking design is that it often also allows the processes to be run on physically different CPUs, in which case it is termed multiprocessing. A low-cost CPU built for multiprocessing could allow the speed of a machine to be raised by adding more CPUs, potentially far more cheaply than by using one faster CPU design.
a side effect of most multitasking design is that it often also allows the processes to be run on physically different cpus in which case it is termed multiprocessing a low-cost cpu built for multiprocessing could allow the speed of a machine to be raised by adding more cpus potentially far more cheaply than by using one faster cpu design