CPUalapú
CPUalapú, or CPU-based computing, describes computing tasks that are executed primarily on the central processing unit (CPU) rather than on specialized accelerators such as GPUs, FPGAs, or ASICs. The term highlights reliance on the CPU’s general-purpose instruction set and software stack to implement a wide range of applications.
Most modern CPUs are multicore and include features such as caches, pipelining, and SIMD units. They support
Advantages of CPUalapú systems include broad software compatibility, flexible development, and robust single-thread performance. They simplify
Limitations arise when workloads are highly parallelizable and data-intensive; GPUs or other accelerators can offer higher
Current trends emphasize multi-core scalability, wider SIMD vectors, and software frameworks that ease parallel programming (for