I heard that after being stuck at around 3ghz at a reasonable temp for
ages. Intel decided to go multicore and just after the time the
decision was made, a breakthrough in single core was made and ignored
as development was redirected. I imagine they would have hit another
barrier though, otherwise the development spent on processor management
could be saved.

I notice OpenBSD states one processor for applications and one for
boot. Does that increase security via priviledge/memory separation or
is it just because only one is used during boot?

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