The Intel Core Series is a line of central processing units (CPUs) designed by Intel for personal computers. Launched in 2006, it includes several generations, each improving performance, energy efficiency, and integrated graphics capabilities. The series is categorized into different tiers, such as i3, i5, i7, and i9, catering to various user needs from basic tasks to high-performance computing. Each generation of the Intel Core Series introduces advancements in technology, such as increased core counts and enhanced clock speeds. These improvements make the CPUs suitable for a wide range of applications, including gaming, content creation, and everyday computing tasks, ensuring users have the power they need for their specific requirements.