Reduced Instruction Set Computing theory

Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) is a CPU design philosophy that uses a smaller, simpler set of instructions to perform tasks. Unlike complex instruction sets, RISC focuses on executing instructions quickly and efficiently, often completing one instruction per cycle. This approach simplifies processor design, reduces power consumption, and can improve performance, especially in devices requiring speed and energy efficiency. By emphasizing streamlined instructions, RISC processors can achieve high performance for common tasks and are widely used in modern smartphones, servers, and computers.