[NPU] Remove any reference to dKmb from the doc (openvinotoolkit#26781)

### Details:
 - *Remove any reference to dKmb from the doc*

### Tickets:
 - **

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Co-authored-by: Karol Blaszczak <karol.blaszczak@intel.com>

Author: pereanub

src/plugins/intel_npu/README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ OpenVINO™ toolkit is officially supported and validated on the following platf
 
 | Host                         | NPU device  | OS (64-bit)                          |
 | :---                         | :---        | :---                                 |
-| Raptor Lake (discrete   NPU)   | NPU 3700    | MS Windows* 11                       |
 | Meteor Lake (integrated NPU)   | NPU 3720    | Ubuntu* 22, MS Windows* 11           |
 | Lunar Lake (integrated NPU)    | NPU 4000    | Ubuntu* 22, MS Windows* 11           |
 
@@ -75,7 +74,7 @@ NPU plugin will use the Level Zero (L0) API to execute the precompiled model on
 
 ### Device management
 
-There is currently no support for multiple devices (N x discrete + integrated), one single level zero device will be enumerated during level zero backend initialization. Support for multiple devices will be added in future releases.
+There is currently no support for multiple devices, which means only one level-zero device will be enumerated during level-zero backend initialization. Support for multiple devices will be added in future releases.
 
 ### Inference pipeline
 
@@ -161,17 +160,17 @@ The following properties are supported:
 | `ov::log::level`/</br>`LOG_LEVEL` | RW |  Sets the log level for NPU Plugin. An environment variable is also made available to expose logs from early initialization phase: OV_NPU_LOG_LEVEL. | `LOG_NONE`/</br>`LOG_ERROR`/</br>`LOG_WARNING`/</br>`LOG_INFO`/</br>`LOG_DEBUG`/</br>`LOG_TRACE` |  `LOG_NONE` |
 | `ov::cache_dir`/</br>`CACHE_DIR` | RW | Folder path to be used by the OpenVINO cache. | `N/A` | empty |
 | `ov::available_devices`/</br>`AVAILABLE_DEVICES` | RO | Returns the list of enumerated NPU devices. </br> NPU plugin does not currently support multiple devices. | `N/A`| `N/A` |
-| `ov::device::id`/</br>`DEVICE_ID` | RW | Device identifier. Empty means auto detection. | empty/</br> `3700`/</br> `3720`/</br> `4000` | empty |
+| `ov::device::id`/</br>`DEVICE_ID` | RW | Device identifier. Empty means auto detection. | empty/</br> `3720`/</br> `4000` | empty |
 | `ov::device::uuid`/</br> | RO | Returns the Universal Unique ID of the NPU device. | `N/A`| `N/A` |
 | `ov::device::architecture`/</br>`DEVICE_ARCHITECTURE` | RO | Returns the platform information. | `N/A`| `N/A` |
 | `ov::device::full_name`/</br>`FULL_DEVICE_NAME` | RO | Returns the full name of the NPU device. | `N/A`| `N/A` |
 | `ov::internal::exclusive_async_requests`/</br>`EXCLUSIVE_ASYNC_REQUESTS` | RW | Allows to use exclusive task executor for asynchronous infer requests. | `YES`/ `NO`| `NO` |
-| `ov::device::type`/</br>`DEVICE_TYPE` | RO | Returns the type of device, discrete or integrated. | `DISCREETE` /</br>`INTEGRATED` | `N/A` |
+| `ov::device::type`/</br>`DEVICE_TYPE` | RO | Returns the type of device, discrete or integrated. | `DISCRETE` /</br>`INTEGRATED` | `N/A` |
 | `ov::device::gops`/</br>`DEVICE_GOPS` | RO | Returns the Giga OPS per second count (GFLOPS or GIOPS) for a set of precisions supported by specified device. | `N/A`| `N/A` |
 | `ov::device::pci_info`/</br>`DEVICE_PCI_INFO` | RO | Returns the PCI bus information of device. See PCIInfo struct definition for details | `N/A`| `N/A` |
-| `ov::intel_npu::device_alloc_mem_size`/</br>`NPU_DEVICE_ALLOC_MEM_SIZE` | RO | Size of already allocated NPU DDR memory (both for discrete/integrated NPU devices) | `N/A` | `N/A` |
-| `ov::intel_npu::device_total_mem_size`/</br>`NPU_DEVICE_TOTAL_MEM_SIZE` | RO | Size of available NPU DDR memory (both for discrete/integrated NPU devices) | `N/A` | `N/A` |
-| `ov::intel_npu::driver_version`/</br>`NPU_DRIVER_VERSION` | RO | NPU driver version (for both discrete/integrated NPU devices). | `N/A` | `N/A` |
+| `ov::intel_npu::device_alloc_mem_size`/</br>`NPU_DEVICE_ALLOC_MEM_SIZE` | RO | Size of already allocated NPU DDR memory | `N/A` | `N/A` |
+| `ov::intel_npu::device_total_mem_size`/</br>`NPU_DEVICE_TOTAL_MEM_SIZE` | RO | Size of available NPU DDR memory | `N/A` | `N/A` |
+| `ov::intel_npu::driver_version`/</br>`NPU_DRIVER_VERSION` | RO | NPU driver version. | `N/A` | `N/A` |
 | `ov::intel_npu::compilation_mode_params`/</br>`NPU_COMPILATION_MODE_PARAMS` | RW | Set various parameters supported by the NPU compiler. (See bellow) | `<std::string>`| `N/A` |
 | `ov::intel_npu::turbo`/</br>`NPU_TURBO` | RW | Set Turbo mode on/off | `YES`/ `NO`| `NO` |
 | `ov::intel_npu::tiles`/</br>`NPU_TILES` | RW | Sets the number of npu tiles to compile the model for | `[0-]` | `-1` |
@@ -185,10 +184,8 @@ The following table shows the default values for the number of DPU Groups (Tiles
 
 | Performance hint | NPU Platform        | Number of DPU Groups | Number of DMA Engines           |
 | :---             | :---                | :---                 | :---                            |
-| THROUGHPUT       | 3700                | 1                    | 1                               |
 | THROUGHPUT       | 3720                | 2 (all of them)      | 2 (all of them)                 |
 | THROUGHPUT       | 4000                | 2 (out of 5/6)       | 2 (all of them)                 |
-| LATENCY          | 3700                | 4 (all of them)      | 1                               |
 | LATENCY          | 3720                | 2 (all of them)      | 2 (all of them)                 |
 | LATENCY          | 4000                | 4 (out of 5/6)       | 2 (all of them)                 |
 
@@ -199,7 +196,6 @@ The following table shows the optimal number of inference requests returned by t
 
 | NPU Platform        | Nr. of Inference Requests </br> THROUGHPUT  | Nr. of Inference Requests </br> LATENCY |
 | :---                | :---                                        | :---                                    |
-| 3700                | 8                                           | 1                                       |
 | 3720                | 4                                           | 1                                       |
 | 4000                | 8                                           | 1                                       |
 

src/plugins/intel_npu/tests/functional/README.md

@@ -19,4 +19,4 @@ The following environment variables can be set up for the run of test binary `ov
 * `IE_NPU_TESTS_IMPORT_REF` - bool type, denotes whether to read reference values from the files matching current test case (instead of calculating them)
 * `IE_NPU_TESTS_RAW_EXPORT` - bool type, denotes whether to use header for exported network file or not
 * `IE_NPU_TESTS_LONG_FILE_NAME` - bool type, denotes whether to allow longer file names for the exported artifacts. By default shorter file names are used for all operating systems
-* `IE_NPU_TESTS_PLATFORM` - string type, enable compiler config option `NPU_PLATFORM` with value from the environment. Sample value - `NPU3700`. Please refer to the documentation for more information about possible values.
+* `IE_NPU_TESTS_PLATFORM` - string type, enable compiler config option `NPU_PLATFORM` with value from the environment. Sample value - `NPU3720`. For more information about possible values, refer to the [NPU plugin README file](./../../../intel_npu/README.md).