Question

The four principal approaches to multithreading are: interleaved (fine-grained), blocked (coarse-grained), simultaneous, and ________.

Answer 1

Chip multiprocessing

Step-by-step explanation:

In the Chip Multiprocessing, it can be seen that the entire processor is usually being replicated in a single chip in such a way that each of the processors handle different threads separately.

The advantage this approach brings is that the logic area available on a chip is mostly used well to the extent that it does not depend on the ever-increasing complexity that are found in pipeline design.