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The Intel 80386, commonly known as the i386 processor, is a 32-bit microprocessor released by Intel in 1985. It was the first of the 32-bit x86 processor line and introduced several important features, including virtual memory support, protected mode operation, and built-in support for multitasking. The i386 processor was a significant advancement over its predecessors, offering improved performance and capabilities, making it popular for a wide range of computing tasks, including business applications, scientific computing, and gaming. Its architecture formed the foundation for many subsequent Intel processors and played a crucial role in the evolution of personal computing.
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