I just had an MIS test today and was asked this question, which I completely forgot the answer to. So what does each do, and what is the difference between the two?

“ Obstacles and opportunities of multiprogramming” was the title of a workshop taking place yesterday during Ciné, the event which is taking place in Riccione through July 4, where upcoming film ...

Multiple cores deliver performance with lower power requirements, but processors can’t contribute much if they’re idle.

It’s biggest boast is the ability to run (and display on screen) several different programs at once — an activity called multiprogramming. But there is also the “digitizing mouse”.