Again. The 33% smaller die and cost savings ( or at least room for Broadcom to charge them a little less ) is minuscule compared to the cost of DRAM.
While LPDDR are slowly approaching DDR5's level, we still need to find way to lower cost. It doesn't seems there are any breakthrough or idea to push production cost of DRAM down to $1/GB.
While LPDDR are slowly approaching DDR5's level, we still need to find way to lower cost. It doesn't seems there are any breakthrough or idea to push production cost of DRAM down to $1/GB.