Is it disclosed anywhere what the bandwidth the CPU complex has to memory? There's the overall bandwidth to memory, which was probably made so high to feed the

Is it disclosed anywhere what the bandwidth the CPU complex has to memory? There's the overall bandwidth to memory, which was probably made so high to feed the GPU, but can the CPUs together actually drive 200 or 400 GB/s to memory? If they can, that's an absolutely insane amount of bandwidth. You can only get ~200 GB/s on an AMD EPYC or Threadripper Pro CPU with 8 channels of DDR4-3200, so here we have a freakin' LAPTOP with as much or even double the bandwidth of the fastest and hungriest workstation CPUs on the market. Excited to see what a future Apple Silicon Mac Pro looks like and makes me quite envious as someone who is stuck in the x86 world.