Intel remains a dominant force in processor technology, widely used across devices from PCs to wearables. Designing with Intel processors starts with selecting the right chip, focusing on the “3 Ps”: Performance, Power consumption, and Price. Performance today goes beyond clock speed—it includes core count, cache size, and application-specific needs, especially for multitasking. Higher performance often increases power use and cost, making careful evaluation essential. Designers must align processor features with product requirements, using benchmarking tools to guide optimal selection for robust and efficient hardware design.

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