A brief analysis of why many-core coprocessors are commonly used in current supercomputing to provide powerful floating-point computing capabilities...

Current supercomputers usually use many-core coprocessors to provide powerful floating-point computing capabilities, because many-core coprocessors have multiple cores, higher performance, and higher computing efficiency. For example, a processor may have hundreds of cores, each of which can run independently and distribute tasks on demand to complete calculations faster. In addition, many-core processors can also use multiple cores to run different tasks simultaneously, thereby greatly improving computing efficiency.