MPP (Massively Parallel Processing)

Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) is a computer architecture that divides large data tasks into smaller pieces processed simultaneously across many independent servers or processors. Each processor handles a portion of the data, working in parallel to complete complex queries or calculations much faster than a single machine. Think of it like a team working together on a big project, with each member focusing on a part, then combining their efforts for a quick, efficient result. MPP is commonly used in handling large-scale data analysis, databases, and high-performance computing tasks.