It would be a great add-on card, but I assume (I have no idea of engineering stuff) it would be very difficult to build one, at least at the level of usage we are talking about.
Direct access to ram, hdd etc. a parallel cpu with different architecture, but of same importance. I assume it could be used in a lot of industry fields.

I'm not aware of a such motherboard, as you said it would be cool if such a thing existed. I was just wondering.

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Let me rephrase my question
Take for example you have a motherboard with 2 cpu-s one arm and the other would x86. Would it be possible to run applications compiled for different cpu architectures at the same time (with this change to the kernel) ?

Sorry for my very stupid question Does this mean, that in theory we would be able to have two different architecture CPU-s, ARM and x86 and be able to use both of them at the same time within the kernel?

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