Desktops, laptops and tablets easily run out of capacity to process newer and newer apps installed which are resource hungry. Development of new integrated circuit chips with more processing power hasn't succeeded in meeting the increasing demand for more processing speed. A researcher at University of California-Riverside has come up with an idea to use existing hardware to double the processing power in computers. According to Hung-Wei Tseng, Associate Professor and Kuan-Chieh Hsu, a compute...

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