Chiplets involve the integration of various chips into a single package to enhance computing capabilities. They provide benefits such as dedicated workloads and lower costs, but they do not provide energy efficiency.
According to David McAfee, AMD’s corporate vice president and general manager of customer channels, the use of chiplets in laptops, especially in the ultra-mobile segment, poses challenges regarding power consumption and cost effectiveness compared to the traditional monolithic configuration. AMD uses chipsets in high-end laptops to solve these problems.
Users of regular laptops powered by Ryzen APUs may have to wait until 2026-2027 for the chips to be fully implemented. Intel is also exploring the use of chiplets in future processors.
Source: Ferra
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