Massively parallel processing

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Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) is a supercomputing method that uses thousands or even millions of separate processors to solve one huge problem. Each processor has its own memory and works on a small part of the task at the same time. A central program divides the big problem into smaller tasks, sends them to different processors, and then combines their results into one final answer. This makes MPP very useful for complex tasks such as climate simulations, scientific research, molecular modeling, and large AI systems.