👉 In the context of computer science and programming, "transshipped" refers to a state or process where two or more processes are executing concurrently on different hardware elements. This is typically done in a multi-threaded environment, where each thread within a process shares access to shared resources. For example, consider a scenario where two threads (A and B) are executing simultaneously on the same machine. They are both accessing memory using the same shared buffer. When one thread finishes its work, it must release
