IICT

Core:
A core is a processing unit within a CPU that can perform calculations
and execute instructions, and having multiple cores can improve the
performance of the CPU for multitasking and parallel processing.

Q: How Many Cores Can Be Placed In CPU?

The Number placed in CPU depends on the specific CPU Model & its
Architecture, Modern CPU Can Have from 1 to 100 Core in it.

Q: What Is the Latest Core? (Future Trends)

The 65 W versions of Intel's new 13th-gen Core CPUs. The Core i9 and
i7 variants include more cache per core than the i5 and i3 chips. T-
series CPUs have lower power limits than the standard chips, making
them a better fit for smaller PCs that can dissipate less heat.

Thread:
In computing, a thread is a sequence of instructions that can be
executed independently by a CPU. A thread is a basic unit of CPU
utilization, and multiple threads can run concurrently within a program
or process. Threads are a way to make a program run faster by splitting
it into smaller parts that can be done at the same time. It's like having
several people working together on different tasks to get things done
faster.

Example:
Imagine you have a big job to do, like cleaning a whole house. You
could divide the work into smaller tasks, like cleaning the kitchen,
bathroom, and living room. Then, you could have different people
working on each task at the same time, making the cleaning process
faster and more efficient. In the same way, threads are like the
different people working on different tasks in a program. Each thread
can work on a different part of the program at the same time, making
the program run faster and more efficiently

Hyper-Threading:-
Hyper-threading is a technology developed by Intel that allows a single
CPU core to execute multiple software threads simultaneously.

Hyper-threading is a hardware technology that is integrated into the

CPU (central processing unit) itself, and is not installed as software. It
allows a single physical core to perform two or more tasks
simultaneously by dividing it into virtual cores or logical processors.
Hyper-threading is supported by Intel processors and is enabled in the
system BIOS. However, not all Intel processors support hyper-
threading, so it's important to check the specifications of your CPU to
see if it has this feature. Once hyper-threading is enabled in the BIOS, it
will be automatically used by the operating system and applications
that support multi-threading. There's no additional software or driver
installation required to use hyper-threading.

Simultaneously Multithreading:-
Simultaneous multithreading (SMT) is a technology that allows a single
CPU core to execute multiple threads simultaneously, much like hyper-
threading. However, SMT is not limited to Intel processors and has
been implemented by other CPU manufacturers, such as AMD and IBM.

Threading Depends on the Core and Operating system.