integrated processor
[/ˈɪntɪɡreɪtɪd ˈprɑːsesər/]
nounpl: integrated processors
processador integrado
1. A central processing unit (CPU) that is built directly into a single chip or circuit board, combining multiple processing functions in one integrated unit
Modern smartphones use integrated processors that combine CPU, GPU, and memory controllers on a single chip.
Os smartphones modernos utilizam processadores integrados que combinam CPU, GPU e controladores de memória em um único chip.
2. A processor where the graphics processing unit (GPU) is embedded within the same package as the central processor
The laptop features an integrated processor with built-in graphics, eliminating the need for a separate graphics card.
O notebook possui um processador integrado com gráficos embutidos, eliminando a necessidade de uma placa gráfica separada.
3. A microprocessor system-on-chip (SoC) that incorporates multiple functional units on a single die
The integrated processor handles computation, data storage, and peripheral control all in one component.
O processador integrado gerencia computação, armazenamento de dados e controle de periféricos em um único componente.
The term 'integrated processor' is primarily used in technical and engineering contexts in both the United States and Brazil. It represents a shift in computing toward more compact, efficient designs, particularly important in the smartphone and mobile device industries that are significant in both countries. In Brazil, this terminology is standard in the growing tech sector in São Paulo and among professional engineers nationwide.
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