It's because Intel is behind in process nodes (transistor density) and chiplet technology. Once Intel is matching AMD for density, Intel will be able to jam fa

It's because Intel is behind in process nodes (transistor density) and chiplet technology. Once Intel is matching AMD for density, Intel will be able to jam far more small cores into a multi chip architecture than AMD will with just "big" cores. Big/Little is a very important step forward towards core density (and idle power consumption, switching off big cores under load is a huge saver in laptop power usage).