Intel has reportedly decided to forgo its EMIB packaging technology for its upcoming 2027 Diamond Rapids CPU. This decision is driven by the need for Uniform Memory Access, where all CPU cores can access all 16 memory channels with a single hop. To achieve this, Intel requires UCIe-S routing through the substrate, which is more cost-effective than EMIB and frees up advanced packaging capacity for external foundry clients. This contrasts with AMD's Venice design, which utilizes a NUMA architecture with an extra hop for core access to remote memory channels. AI
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