Could it just be they realised there's only a tiny market for such a chip? You can do a better job with a dedicated, more powerful chip, rather than sticking tw

Could it just be they realised there's only a tiny market for such a chip? You can do a better job with a dedicated, more powerful chip, rather than sticking two lesser chips together. It's really expensive and compromises both designs. I'd be really surprised if we see any consumer CPUs with HBM anytime soon. But it would be cool!