"Intel processors' CPU models include but not limited to Xeon E5, Xeon E7, Xeon Silver, and Xeon Gold series, which were designed for high-performance computing and large-scale data processing, suitable for various server and workstation applications. These models vary based on specific needs and performance requirements, and can be found in different series as of May 5, 2019."
"Intel's processor series for server CPUs includes but not limited to the following six families:
- Core (Cascade Lake) series, particularly ideal for graphics-intensive tasks like 3D modeling, video editing, and gaming with ultra-high resolution 4K displays.
- Penryn (Pentium) series designed to accelerate portable computers, laptops, desktops, and all-in-one systems through powerful processors featuring rich functionality.
- Celeron (Nettop) series engineered for dependable performance and high-value solutions catering to consumer-grade applications, HD video and audio streaming, and web browsing.
- Intel Xeon (Xeon Scalable) series dedicated to cloud computing, offering real-time insights with superior performance and scalability for large-scale data processing and easy expansion.
- Itanium (IA-32) family tailored for critical application workloads and machine learning use cases that require unparalleled power, reliability, and scalability.
- Atom (Altera Xscale) lineup designed for mobile devices and high-efficiency servers, delivering low-power performance and exceptional battery life in compact packages.
- Quark (QX-series) specifically suited for IoT devices, featuring integrated security and flexible architectures with long battery life for low-power, device-to-device communication."
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