# Intel Core i7-610E
**Wikidata**: [Q124282725](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q124282725)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/intel-core-i7-610e

## Summary
The Intel Core i7-610E is a CPU model in Intel's Core i7 product line. It is classified as a member (subclass) of the Intel Core 7 family and is manufactured by Intel.

## Key Facts
- The Intel Core i7-610E is an instance of a CPU model and is also aliased as "Core i7-610E."
- It is subclassed under the Intel Core 7 family (Intel CPU family).
- Manufacturer: Intel, the American multinational technology company that produces the Core i7 line.
- Intel (manufacturer) was founded on 1968-07-18 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, United States.
- The Intel Core 7 family (parent) has a sitelink count of 30.
- A Wikichip article identifier exists for this model: intel/core_i7/i7-610e (reference date 2024-01-14).
- The entity is cataloged as a CPU model in structured knowledge sources.

## FAQs
### Q: What is the Intel Core i7-610E?
A: The Intel Core i7-610E is a CPU model in Intel's Core i7 product line and is classified under the Intel Core 7 family. It is manufactured by Intel.

### Q: Who makes the Core i7-610E?
A: Intel manufactures the Core i7-610E. Intel is an American multinational technology company founded on 1968-07-18 and headquartered in Santa Clara, United States.

### Q: Where can I find more technical documentation about the i7-610E?
A: A Wikichip entry is recorded for this model with the identifier intel/core_i7/i7-610e (reference date 2024-01-14), which is a cited source for further technical details.

### Q: Is "Core i7-610E" the only name for this model?
A: The model is also aliased as "Core i7-610E," which is listed as an alternate name in structured records.

## Why It Matters
The Intel Core i7-610E matters because it is part of Intel's Core i7 family, a recognized product line within Intel's CPU portfolio. Being classified within the Intel Core 7 family places the model in Intel's established taxonomy for desktop and mobile processors, which is used by system designers, OEMs, and documentation sources to identify compatible platforms, firmware, and support resources. Records such as Wikichip entries and structured knowledge properties (instance_of, subclass_of, manufacturer) provide a persistent identity for the model that is useful for hardware inventories, compatibility checks, archival references, and technical research. Even when detailed specifications are maintained elsewhere, having a consistent canonical entry that ties the model to its family and manufacturer improves discoverability and traceability across technical documentation, software support, and knowledge bases.

## Notable For
- Officially recorded alias: "Core i7-610E."
- Classified as an instance of a CPU model and as a subclass of Intel Core 7.
- Manufacturer explicitly listed as Intel, linking the model to a major semiconductor company founded in 1968.
- Existence of a Wikichip article identifier for the model (intel/core_i7/i7-610e, ref. 2024-01-14).

## Body
### Overview
- Name: Intel Core i7-610E.
- Alias: Core i7-610E.
- Type: CPU model (instance_of).

### Classification
- Subclass: Intel Core 7 (Intel CPU family).
- Parent family sitelink_count: 30 (indicates the family entry's linkage in knowledge sources).

### Manufacturer
- Manufacturer: Intel.
- Intel inception date: 1968-07-18.
- Intel headquarters: Santa Clara, United States.
  - Address details recorded in source material include "2200 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara CA 95052-8119" and coordinates lat 37.3881, lon -121.964 (as provided in the manufacturer-related structured data).

### Documentation and identifiers
- Wikichip article id: intel/core_i7/i7-610e (reference date 2024-01-14).
- The model is represented in structured knowledge as an instance of a CPU model and linked to its product family and manufacturer.

### Related entities
- Parent product family: Intel Core 7.
- Related organization: Intel (manufacturer; multinational technology company).

### Sources and provenance
- Structured properties list the model's instance_of, subclass_of, manufacturer, aliases, and a Wikichip article identifier. The manufacturer-related data (Intel) includes inception date and headquarters details as recorded in the provided source material.