alleryIn a multicomputer, how is memory arranged among the CPUs?
AEach CPU has its own memory
BMemory is kept on disk only
CAll CPUs share one memory
DMemory sits only on one CPU
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Each CPU has its own memory
A multicomputer or cluster gives every CPU private memory and relies on messages between them.
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