The TPM 2.0 module by itself is a little chip that is located on the motherboard, saving data such as security passwords, certificates, and encryption keys to make it more difficult for hackers and malware to access them. There are additionally some select Intel Xeon processors which make the cut.
That includes any kind of popular AMD Ryzen Zen+ processor chip from the 2nd generation onwards (that does not include Ryzen 2000 APUs) and Intel 8th-generation CPUs or newer.
A TPM 2.0 device has a CPU which supports Trusted Platform Module 2.0.
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