Is multithreading faster than multiprocessing?
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Answer / Utsav Srivastava
Generally, multiprocessing is faster than multithreading because multiple processors can execute threads concurrently. Multithreading within a single processor can only take advantage of the single CPU's multiple cores or hyper-threading technologies.
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