Integration Testing
/ˌɪn.tɪˈɡreɪ.ʃən ˈtɛs.tɪŋ/
noun — "finding out which pieces break when they finally have to talk to each other."
Integration Testing is a software testing practice that verifies how individual units or components work together as a group. While unit tests focus on isolated code, integration testing examines the interactions between modules, services, or systems to ensure data flows and dependencies behave correctly.
iGPU
/ˈaɪ-dʒiː-piː-juː/
n. “A graphics processor built directly into the CPU or system-on-chip.”
iGPU, short for integrated Graphics Processing Unit, refers to a graphics processor that is embedded within a CPU or system-on-chip rather than existing as a separate, dedicated graphics card. Unlike discrete GPUs, an iGPU shares system resources such as memory and power with the CPU.