CPU definition

CPU means a physical core (in a physical computing environment) or a virtual core (in a virtual computing environment) to which an instance of a Product is assigned, as identified by the operating system in which the Product is installed.
CPU means the logic circuitry that responds to and processes the instructions that run a computer and/or that access or runs the Licensed Software and each CPU may be comprised of multiple processing cores, each of which may be configured to independently act as an individual CPU and shall, when so configured, be deemed a separate CPU under this definition for purposes of this Agreement.

Examples of CPU in a sentence

  • The Software is licensed on a Per Server Per CPU basis, with the maximum number of Servers and CPUs licensed under this SLA limited to that quantity specified in the Quotation.

  • The discussion centered around time complexity and its relevance to competitive programming, including how the CPU can perform ap- proximately 109 simple operations per second, and the constraints on N that allow complexities such as O(N ), O(N 2), or O(2N ).

  • Even when the RelationshipMap is built, the whole ontology loading process is fairly quick: in our 4 core CPU server with 16 GB total RAM, small ontologies (under 10,000 classes) are loaded in 1 or 2 seconds and even very large ontologies (approximately 120,000 classes) are loaded in under 150 seconds.

  • Your use of our Products as part of the MCE Service will be under a Named User or CPU license type, as specified on an order.

  • Conversely, for resource- rich devices such as mobile terminals and cloud server, we employed Windows 10 with 8 GiB memory, an Intel® CoreTM i5-8300H CPU @ 4.00 GHz, and a 64-bit OS.


More Definitions of CPU

CPU. (Central Processing Unit) means a functional unit in a computer that interprets and executes instructions. If the right of Use is based on CPUs and if the Licensed Component is used on a single computer with multiple CPUs, the CPU license must correspond with the number of respective CPU’s contained within such Computer
CPU. A CPU is a computer processing unit, also known as a processor or microprocessor. It can contain multiple cores in both virtualized and/or non-virtualized environment.
CPU means a physical or virtual core to which an instance of a Product is assigned in support of an unspecified number of Named Users in the environment specified on an order. We will supply each Product to you by making it available to you via an electronic download. You may make additional copies of the download files containing the Products for archival purposes.
CPU means a single central processing unit within a computer. In the case of multi-core CPUs, each core represents a single CPU.
CPU means a chip that contains a collection of one or more cores on which the program is running. Regardless of the number of cores, each chip counts as one (1) CPU. This definition pertains solely to the TIBCO LogLogic Product Line and does not affect, nor is it affected by, the Processor Unit Type or Processor counting policy.
CPU means the physical processor installed in a physical server, a “Core” shall mean a processor core of a CPU, a “Virtual Core” in the context of Software environment shall mean the number of cores recognized by the Operating system, and “Computer” shall mean the computer hardware that runs the OS approved by Fujitsu as the operating environment for the Software. In case you divide physically one (1) Computer into a number of individual sections where each section acts as an independent system (“Partition”), then one (1) Partition shall be deemed equivalent to one (1) Computer under this Agreement.