In HPC, the practice of splitting a single task into smaller tasks that run simultaneously across multiple processors is called _______.

  • Clustering
  • Multithreading
  • Parallelism
  • Virtualization
In High-Performance Computing (HPC), 'parallelism' is the technique of dividing a single task into smaller tasks that can run concurrently across multiple processors or cores, improving performance.
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