Goldmont

Goldmont is a microarchitecture developed by Intel for its low-power desktop and mobile processors. It represents a set of design improvements that enhance performance and energy efficiency compared to previous generations. Goldmont features a simplified and optimized core layout, allowing processors to deliver smoother operation for everyday tasks such as browsing, office work, and media consumption. It is used in Intel’s Atom and some Celeron processors, making devices more affordable and power-efficient without sacrificing basic computing capabilities. Overall, Goldmont helps extend battery life and provides adequate performance for light computing needs.