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CPU is a book category focused on the core engine of computing: the central processing unit. It includes rigorous texts on computer architecture and microarchitecture; practical guides to instruction sets (x86, ARM, RISC‑V), assembly, and performance optimization; and works on parallelism, concurrency, compilers, and operating systems that illuminate hardware–software co-design. The category also spans embedded systems and firmware development, as well as accessible histories of microprocessors and the semiconductor industry, from design and fabrication to industry shifts. Contemporary themes—multicore and cache hierarchies, vectorization, speculative execution, power and thermals, benchmarking, and security vulnerabilities like Spectre/Meltdown—feature prominently. Suitable for students, engineers, and curious readers, these books explain how CPUs are built, programmed, optimized, and how they shape computing from mobile devices to data centers.

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