Description: The ‘lscpu’ command is a command-line tool in Linux-based operating systems that provides detailed information about the CPU architecture. This command is part of the ‘util-linux’ package and is used to display relevant data such as the number of cores, architecture, processor frequency, number of threads, cache size, and other technical parameters that are essential for understanding the performance and capabilities of the hardware. ‘lscpu’ presents the information in a structured and easy-to-read format, allowing system administrators and advanced users to quickly obtain a clear overview of the processor configuration. Additionally, this command is useful for optimizing system performance, troubleshooting, and planning hardware upgrades, as it provides a comprehensive view of the characteristics of the CPU in use.
