How does hyperthreading work?
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Answer / Dinesh Kumar Maurya
Hyper-Threading Technology (HTT) is an Intel architecture that allows each physical core to handle two independent threads simultaneously. It achieves this by creating a 'virtual' core for each physical one, called a logical processor. Each logical processor can execute instructions independently without context switching, improving the overall system performance.
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