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I am new to this list and technically challenged and do not know if this has already been covered or not.

With all the older equipment out there is it possible to combine mother boards and processors like we currently combine hard drives and other drives, either in sires or parallel and form some sort of mega machine.  And if such a thing is possible would it be practical?

It just seems we throw away a lot of equipment now days that maybe could be reused in this manner?

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