What Defines Ideal Parallelism in Modern Computing? or How Can We Achieve Ideal Parallelism in Real-W

Ideal parallelism? More like "ideally, we’d have parallelism that doesn’t suck."

Jokes aside, tools like Kubernetes for distributed workloads or Cilk for multithreading help.

But you’ll always hit diminishing returns. That’s just physics.

Quantum computing is fascinating, but it’s not a silver bullet. Yet.