What does CMT mean?

Clustered Multithreading (CMT) is a type of processor architecture that is designed to improve performance and efficiency in multi-threaded applications.
In a CMT architecture, the processor is divided into multiple clusters, each of which contains multiple processing cores. Each core in a cluster is able to execute multiple threads simultaneously, which allows for efficient utilization of processing resources and better performance in multi-threaded applications.

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