• The CPU's job is to process information. Processes like calculating, sorting, and finding take place on the CPU. The CPU has processed all of the data we use on our computers, including reading emails, playing games, and doing schoolwork.
• The control unit, the instant access store, and the arithmetic and logic unit are the three primary components of the CPU.
• The control unit regulates and monitors communication between the computer's hardware. It regulates data intake and output, ensures that signals are sent successfully, and ensures that data is delivered to the correct location at the correct time.
• The CPU's quick access store stores all of the data and applications it is now using. It's similar to typing numbers into a calculator; the numbers are stored inside the calculator as it does calculations.
• The CPU conducts arithmetic and logic operations in the arithmetic and logic unit (ALU). This is where your computer finishes all of its tasks.

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