The question does not specify who or what the instructions are processed by, nor the nature of the instructions.
The human brain works at about a billion operations per second.
The record for single computers stands at 17.6 petaFLOPS (November 2012), achieved by Cray's Titan.
For distributed computing, which combines the processing power of a large number of computers using the internet, Einstein@home (search for sources of gravitational waves) is approaching 900 petaFLOPS
FLOPS = Floating Point Operations Per Second.
Peta = 1015 or a quadrillion.
The question does not specify who or what the instructions are processed by, nor the nature of the instructions.
The human brain works at about a billion operations per second.
The record for single computers stands at 17.6 petaFLOPS (November 2012), achieved by Cray's Titan.
For distributed computing, which combines the processing power of a large number of computers using the internet, Einstein@home (search for sources of gravitational waves) is approaching 900 petaFLOPS
FLOPS = Floating Point Operations Per Second.
Peta = 1015 or a quadrillion.
The question does not specify who or what the instructions are processed by, nor the nature of the instructions.
The human brain works at about a billion operations per second.
The record for single computers stands at 17.6 petaFLOPS (November 2012), achieved by Cray's Titan.
For distributed computing, which combines the processing power of a large number of computers using the internet, Einstein@home (search for sources of gravitational waves) is approaching 900 petaFLOPS
FLOPS = Floating Point Operations Per Second.
Peta = 1015 or a quadrillion.
The question does not specify who or what the instructions are processed by, nor the nature of the instructions.
The human brain works at about a billion operations per second.
The record for single computers stands at 17.6 petaFLOPS (November 2012), achieved by Cray's Titan.
For distributed computing, which combines the processing power of a large number of computers using the internet, Einstein@home (search for sources of gravitational waves) is approaching 900 petaFLOPS
FLOPS = Floating Point Operations Per Second.
Peta = 1015 or a quadrillion.
The question does not specify who or what the instructions are processed by, nor the nature of the instructions.
The human brain works at about a billion operations per second.
The record for single computers stands at 17.6 petaFLOPS (November 2012), achieved by Cray's Titan.
For distributed computing, which combines the processing power of a large number of computers using the internet, Einstein@home (search for sources of gravitational waves) is approaching 900 petaFLOPS
FLOPS = Floating Point Operations Per Second.
Peta = 1015 or a quadrillion.
100 billion instruction per second.
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In order to know which operation, you have to find the keywords. EX: how many more, difference, sum, total, etc.
It varied, most executed a few thousand instructions per second to a few tens of thousands of instructions per second. By the end of the first generation, high end machines like the IBM 709 and UNIVAC 1105 could do a few hundred thousand instructions per second.
100 billion instruction per second.
The human brain is the most complex thing in existence (so far). It can make 100 trillion calculations per second. The human brain is the most complex thing in existence (so far). It can make 100 trillion calculations per second.
The NOP instruction is a no-operation instruction. It does nothing to the state of the machine, except to use some time. In the case of the 8085, it uses four clock cycles plus however many wait states are need to access the NOP instruction from memory.
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Pipelining a processor provides substantial improvements to processing speeds by making it a straight through device. That means all data goes straight through and there is nothing to slow it down.
There is one instruction set in the IA-32. Instruction set is the set of instruction that a processor can execute.
# Operation repertoire: How many and which operations to provide, and how complex operations should be # Data types: The various types of data upon which operations are performed # Instruction format: Instruction length (in bits), number of addresses, size of various fields, and so on. # Registers: Number of CPU registers that can be referenced by instructions, and their use. # Addressing: The mode or modes by which the address of an operand is specified
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one ghz represent 1 billion cycle per second.....the speed of microprocessor called clock speed ...each computer instruction require a fixed number of cycles...so clock speed determine how many instruction per second the microprocessor can execute....
it's not processed, it is filtered and or treated. There are many different ways to filter water. And you can drink straight from spring water.