👉 Computing engines, often referred to as CPUs (Central Processing Units) or GPUs (Graphics Processing Units), are the core components of computers that handle calculations and data processing. CPUs are designed to manage a wide range of tasks, from simple arithmetic operations to complex decision-making processes, and are optimized for sequential processing. They consist of multiple cores that can execute different types of instructions simultaneously, improving efficiency and performance for general-purpose computing. GPUs, on the other hand, are specialized processors originally developed for rendering graphics in video games and other visual applications but have evolved to excel at parallel processing tasks, such as machine learning and scientific simulations. Both CPUs and GPUs contain millions of transistors that perform arithmetic and logical operations, but their architectures and optimization levels cater to different types of computational workloads, with CPUs focusing on versatility and GPUs on throughput.
