What is the usage of the lscpu command in Linux?

The “lscpu” command can provide detailed information about the CPU architecture, including the following:

1. CPU architecture
2. Manufacturer of the CPU (Vendor ID)
3. Model name of the CPU
4. CPU speed (CPU MHz)
5. Cache size of the CPU
6. Number of physical CPUs
7. Number of cores per physical CPU socket
8. Number of threads per core

You can input lscpu in the terminal to view detailed information about the CPU in the system.