No one is familiar with the MP process on Big Sur.
No one is familiar with the MP process on Big Sur.
Someone might be asking about the MP process on Big Sur, its high CPU usage, and why it’s linked to Intel rather than Apple, specifically for a MacBook Air M1.
Don't recognize this before, so choose the process (click it) and pick the info button (the i in the circle) at the top. Under the kill process button, you'll get additional details about the process.
Consider checking for malware carefully. Since it runs with root privileges and uses Intel architecture, it’s unlikely to be native to macOS unless you’re using an M1 machine. Also, it isn’t active on your Mac Mini (Intel) or Big Sur.