> and a unified memory architecture (less unnecessary copying on the bus). So does every other Intel & AMD laptop CPU from the last 5+ years. So does every Qua

> and a unified memory architecture (less unnecessary copying on the bus). So does every other Intel & AMD laptop CPU from the last 5+ years. So does every Qualcomm SoC from the last 5+ years. This has been incredibly common for years and years now. This does a lot less than you think it does, particularly since there's very few consumer workloads that switch between CPU & GPU.