What mechanism does an operating system use to simulate an environment where multiple processes run concurrently on a single CPU core by switching between them rapidly?
Explanation:
Time-slicing leverages rapid, scheduled context switching to give users the illusion of smooth, concurrent application execution on a single core.
Explanation:
SMP distributes operating system overhead and user execution dynamically across all available peer processors, eliminating master-slave bottlenecks.
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