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The document discusses computer processor architecture and multiprocessing. It describes the components of a single core CPU including the ALU, register file, and bus interface. It shows diagrams of multicore processors with multiple CPU cores, each with its own set of components. The cores share caches and main memory. Charts demonstrate how instructions are issued to cores over time in single and multicore processors.
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