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Depends on the specifics. If it's something like HBM, workloads sensitive to memory bandwidth and latency could be massively improved. If it's normal DDR5, ther
by theandrewbailey 4y ago
Depends on the specifics. If it's something like HBM, workloads sensitive to memory bandwidth and latency could be massively improved. If it's normal DDR5, there might not be much improvement. The limiting factor would be capacity: this hypothetical CPU will have a hard limit on the number of Electron apps and/or Chrome tabs it can simultaneously run.
Are they coming? They're already here. Have you taken a look at Apple's M1 and M2?