| Short for Massively Parallel Processing, MPP is a type of computing that uses CPUs in parallel to execute a single program. One of the significant differences between SMP and MPP is that with MPP each CPU has its own memory that helps prevent a possible hold up that you may experience with SMP when all the CPUs attempt to access the memory at once. Also see: Beowulf, Cluster, MSCS, Network definitions, SMP, Super computer | |
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