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Most modern general purpose CPUs have a vector processing unit (VPU). This unit contains vector registers that can hold multiple integers or floats, and instructions that operate on vector registers. Given two vector registers containing N floats each †, the VPU can perform a single instruction to operate on these two vector registers and store the result in another vector register. Without a VPU,…
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