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A microprocessor is a small electronic chip that contains all the circuits needed to process data and control computer operations, allowing it to interpret instructions and perform calculations. It matters because it's the core component that makes computers work by taking in data, following programmed instructions, and producing results that drive everything from personal computers to smartphones.
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マイクロプロセッサ(英: microprocessor)は、デジタルコンピューターの中央処理装置(CPU)の機能を実行するために必要な算術回路、論理回路、制御回路を含むきわめて小さな電子デバイスのこと。別の言い方をすると、プロセッサをマイクロチップに実装したものである。MPU(英: micro-processing unit)ともいう。
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