What is the primary goal of implementing pipelining in a CPU?
Pipelining is a technique used to increase the Central Processing Unit's (CPU) throughput, which is the rate at which instructions are completed. It works by breaking down the instruction execution process into a sequence of smaller, independent stages (like Fetch, Decode, Execute, Memory, Write Back). This allows the CPU to process a new instruction at every clock cycle, keeping multiple instructions in various stages of completion simultaneously, much like an assembly line.
