Modern processors can execute several instructions per cycle. Because processors cannot easily run faster (in terms of clock speed), vendors try to get their processors to do more work per cycle. Apple processors are wide in the sense that they can retire many more instructions per cycle than comparable Intel or AMD processors. However, some … Continue reading ARM instructions do “less work”?
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