Atom

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Atom is a family of low-power x86 microprocessors developed by Intel, primarily designed for use in netbooks, embedded systems, and energy-efficient devices.

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Atom canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf microprocessor family
x86 microprocessor
architecture x86
competitor ARM-based low-power processors
coreCount dual-core (many models)
quad-core (later models)
single-core (early models)
designedFor embedded systems
energy-efficient devices
low-power computing
netbooks
developer Intel
linked to: Intel Corporation
familyIncludes Intel Atom C series
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom D series
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom E series
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom N series
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom Z series
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom x3
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom x5
linked to: Intel Atom

Intel Atom x7
linked to: Intel Atom
feature hyper-threading (on many models)
integrated graphics (on some generations)
integrated memory controller (on some generations)
instructionSet IA-32
instructionSetExtension Intel 64
manufacturer Intel
linked to: Intel Corporation
marketSegment embedded computing
mobile computing
powerConsumption low
processTechnology 14 nm (some generations)
22 nm (some generations)
32 nm (later generations)
45 nm (early generations)
supports Intel VT-x (on some models)
linked to: Intel VT-x

SSE2
SSE3
SSE4.1 (on some models)
SSSE3
x86
x86-64
targetCharacteristic fanless designs
low thermal design power
useCase consumer electronics
industrial embedded systems
netbooks
network appliances
small form factor PCs
smartphones (some generations)
tablets

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