A compute-intensive problem runs on a ____.
A) server
B) miniframe
C) supercomputer
D) super PC

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A supercomputer is designed to handle large and complex computational problems, making it the best choice for a compute-intensive problem. Servers and miniframes may be able to handle some level of computational work, but they are not specifically designed for that purpose. A super PC may have a high processing power, but it cannot match the capabilities of a supercomputer in terms of the number of processors, memory, and speed.

A Compute-Intensive Problem Runs on a ____