By adbnu564 
Intel has patented a new technology called Software Defined Supercore (SDC) to improve CPU performance using software instead of adding more hardware.
This technology combines two or more CPU cores into a single virtual core. It works by breaking a program’s instructions into smaller parts and running them on different cores at the same time. Each core handles a part of the program, which helps the CPU do more work faster.
Unlike traditional ways of increasing performance that rely on bigger or faster hardware, Intel’s SDC uses software to make existing CPU cores work more efficiently. This could lead to faster and smoother performance without needing more power.
The Software Defined Supercore could be a big step forward for CPUs, giving users better speed and efficiency in everyday computing tasks.