Question

Which of the following is not a major landmark of fifth generation computers?

a. Wide use of computer networks and the increasing use of single-user workstations

b. None of the options

c. Introduction of parallel processing technology

d. Wide application of vector processing

Answer 1

b. None of the options

The development of fifth-generation computers was characterized by advancements in vector processing, parallel processing, computer networks, and the use of single-user workstations. These advancements helped to improve the performance, capabilities, and functionality of computers and paved the way for further technological developments in the field of computing.