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In Flynn's classification of computer architectures, a vector processor (or a GPU) in which a single instruction operates on many data item…

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In Flynn's classification of computer architectures, a vector processor (or a GPU) in which a single instruction operates on many data items at the same time is classified as

ASISD
BMIMD
CMISD
DSIMD

Correct answer: D

Explanation

SIMD has a single instruction stream and multiple data streams, as in vector and array processors, whereas MIMD machines such as multicore systems execute different instructions on different data.

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