Chipset

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪsɪt/

Chipset (noun)

  1. A set of electronic chips on a computer’s circuit board that controls how parts work together.
  2. The group of chips in a phone that manages communication, processing, and other system functions.
  3. A designed set of chips used in a specific device to handle data flow and control features.

Examples

  • The chipset controls how the computer communicates with other parts.
  • A new chipset can improve the computer's speed and stability.