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Line 88: Variable Symmetric Multiprocessing (vSMP) is a specific mobile use case technology initiated by NVIDIA. This technology includes an extra fifth core in a quad-core device, called the Companion core, built specifically for executing tasks at a lower frequency during mobile active standby mode, video playback, and music playback. Project Kal-El ([[Tegra 3]]),<ref name="AutoMQ-4" /> patented by NVIDIA, was the first SoC (System on Chip) to implement this new vSMP technology. This technology reduces mobile power consumption during active standby state, ~~but~~and also maximizes quad core performance during active usage for intensive mobile applications. Overall this technology addresses the need for increase in battery life performance during active and standby usage by reducing the power consumption in mobile processors. == See also ==

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