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What is pipelining?

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Pipelining is a process in which the data is accessed in a stage-by-stage process. The data is accessed in a sequence that is each stage performs an operation. If there are n numbers of stages then n number of operations is done. To increase the throughput of the processing network the pipe lining process is done. This method is adopted because the operation or the data is accessed in a sequence with a fast mode.

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