What does it mean to be unthrottled?

Unthrottled refers to a situation where there are no limits or restrictions on the amount of work that can be done, or the resources that can be used. In other words, it means having full access and freedom to do something without any constraints or limitations.

For example, if a computer program is unthrottled, it can use as much CPU power and memory as it needs, without being slowed down or restricted by any limitations set by the operating system or other programs. Similarly, if a person is unthrottled, they have complete freedom to work on a project or task without any restrictions or limitations imposed by others.

In contrast, throttling refers to the act of limiting or restricting the amount of work that can be done, or the resources that can be used. This might be done intentionally, for example, to prevent a computer program from using too much CPU power and slowing down the system, or to prevent a person from working too many hours and becoming overworked.