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{{intel title|iAPX}}
'''iAPX''' ('''Intel Advanced Performance Ar-[[wikipedia:Chi (letter)|chi]]-tecture''' or '''Intel Advanced Processor Architecture''') was a naming scheme used by [[Intel]] for many of their early [[microprocessor]]s. The naming scheme was rather unpopular and never gained much use outside of Intel's own documentations.

iAPX Refers to:

* {{intel|iAPX 86}}
* {{intel|iAPX 88}}
* {{intel|iAPX 186}}
* {{intel|iAPX 286}}
* {{intel|iAPX 386}}
* {{intel|iAPX 486}}
* {{intel|iAPX 432}} (non [[x86]]-based)
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 {{intel title|iAPX}}
-'''[[name::iAPX]]''' ('''Intel Advanced Performance Ar-[[wikipedia:Chi (letter)|chi]]-tecture''' or '''Intel Advanced Processor Architecture''') was a naming scheme used by [[Intel]] for many of their early [[microprocessor]]s. The naming scheme was rather unpopular and never gained much use outside of Intel's own documentations. Intel stopped using the iAPX naming entirely with the introduction of the initial {{intel|Pentium (1992)|Pentium}} release.
+'''iAPX''' ('''Intel Advanced Performance Ar-[[wikipedia:Chi (letter)|chi]]-tecture''' or '''Intel Advanced Processor Architecture''') was a naming scheme used by [[Intel]] for many of their early [[microprocessor]]s. The naming scheme was rather unpopular and never gained much use outside of Intel's own documentations.
-== Overview ==
-In [[first launched::October 1980]] [[designer::Intel]] introduced a number of new naming conventions for their products:
-* iAPX - Processor Series
-* {{intel|iRMX}} - Real-time operating system
-* {{intel|iSBC}} - Single Board Computers
-* {{intel|iSBX}} - Multimodule (Extension) Boards
-Additionally Intel used a numbering suffix to indicate the type of system configuration dealt with.
-* /10 - CPU Alone
-** Example: iAPX 86/10, iAPX 386/10, etc..
-* /11 - CPU + IOP
-** Example: iAPX 86/11 ({{intel|8086}} + {{intel|8089}})
-* /20 - CPU + Math Coprocessor
-** Example: iAPX 88/20 ({{intel|8088}} + {{intel|8087}}), iAPX 386/20 ({{intel|80386|386}} + {{intel|80387|387}})
-== Series ==
 iAPX Refers to: