Abstract: An improved digital processor mechanism capable of executing a plurality of instructions in absolute parallel. Instructions that execute in parallel are grouped into a multi-instruction word. The processor incorporates a multiport memory for storing multi-instructions, addresses and data, and a plurality of arithmetic and logit units to compute both the write address and write data for each instruction. The multiport memory allows a plurality of instruction operands and a plurality of multi-instructions to be fetched in parallel. In addition, the multiport memory allows a plurality of computer data to be written in parallel. A priority instruction multiplexer selects a next multi-instruction from a plurality of multi-instructions thus allowing each multi-instruction, which may include a plurality of different branch addresses, to execute in a single clock cycle.