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Processor interrupts are signals that inform the CPU of events that require immediate attention, temporarily halting the current processes to address the interrupting event. They can originate from hardware devices, like keyboards or network cards, or from software conditions. Once the interrupt is acknowledged, the CPU saves its current state, processes the interrupt, and then resumes the interrupted task. This mechanism allows for efficient multitasking and responsiveness in computing systems.

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