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pipeline processing

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pipeline processing

A category of techniques that provide simultaneous, or parallel, processing within the computer. It refers to overlapping operations by moving data or instructions into a conceptual pipe with all stages of the pipe processing simultaneously. For example, while one instruction is being executed, the computer is decoding the next instruction. In vector processors, several steps in a floating point operation can be processed simultaneously. See also graphics pipeline.



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These orders significantly increase the backlog for our oil and gas pipeline processing facility in New Iberia, Louisiana and demonstrate the confidence of major multi-national oil companies in the quality of our process (patent pending) and products as well as our competence in serving this very important but demanding market".
iPolicy's technology uses advanced intrusion detection techniques that evaluate in real-time multiple threat conditions using pipeline processing.
Snapbridge FDX uses pipeline processing to execute XML transformations--a unique approach that delivers unprecedented performance, flexibility, and scalability of processing of even the largest and most complex data sets.
 
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