GPU architecture

A GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is a specialized processor designed to handle many tasks simultaneously, making it ideal for rendering images, videos, and complex calculations. Unlike a CPU, which is optimized for sequential tasks, a GPU contains thousands of smaller cores that work together in parallel. This architecture allows it to process large amounts of data quickly, especially for visual and mathematical computations. While a CPU manages different types of tasks efficiently, a GPU excels at parallel processing, making it essential for gaming, AI, and scientific simulations.