Coprocessors
Coprocessors are specialized processors that work alongside the main processor in a computer system to handle specific tasks more efficiently. These tasks typically involve complex mathematical calculations, graphics processing, or encryption/decryption processes. Coprocessors are designed to offload these tasks from the main processor, allowing for improved performance and faster data processing speeds. They are commonly used in high-performance computing systems, gaming computers, and servers to enhance overall system capabilities.
External Links
- [Coprocessors.com]
- [Marlin.org] Marlin | Scalable coprocessors for decentralized compute
- [research.marlin.org] Marlin Research - Marlin is a verifiable computing protocol featuring TEE and ZK-based coprocessors to delegate complex workloads over a decentralized cloud.
- [relational.ai] RelationalAI | a knowledge graph coprocessor for your data cloud.
- [spaceandtime.io] Space and Time | ZK Coprocessor