What is a Processor?
A processor, or central processing unit (CPU), is a hardware component that's often called the brains of a computer because it processes user inputs (like mouse clicks or keystrokes), performs calculations, and provides output back to the user. Processors consist of complex circuitry that take commands from operating systems and allow computers to interact with software applications. Without processors computers would be virtually useless.
Today's processors typically consist of multiple cores, which enable more efficient dual-processing capabilities. Processors vary in speed and capabilities. Businesses in the market for new computers should base their processor specifications on the type of software the machines will be running. For example, locally-installed software with robust capabilities will likely have different processor requirements than cloud-based applications accessed with a browser.
How NICE is Redefining Customer Experience
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It is the leading, most complete and unified CX Platform on the market, used by thousands of organizations of all sizes around the world to help them consistently deliver exceptional customer experiences. CXone is a cloud native, unified suite of applications designed to help you holistically run your call (or contact) center operations.
