No, that's SMP. SMT is specifically multiple instruction pointers (threads) on a single core, i.e
Hyperthreading
Actually, what akvadrako described is just called multiprocessing - not SMP.
SMP refers specifically to systems with uniform latency to shared memory. So any distributed memory topology like ccNUMA w/ interconnect would not fit that definition.
Definitions are more grey, muddy and dependent on context; in that line of thought, I feel the parent you're responding to is accurate enough to not warrant criticism or even downvotes.