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Intel Resurrects On-Package Memory With Razor Lake-AX, Loading Up LPDDR6 to Hunt Down AMD’s Medusa Halo by 2028

Intel’s next-generation Razor Lake-AX chips will compete directly against AMD’s Medusa Halo while featuring on-package memory.

On-Package Memory was last used by Intel for its Lunar Lake SoCs. These SoCs were aimed at low-power mobile platforms, and while the chips themselves offered solid performance in a 30W budget, Intel’s next on-package memory solution will be a big one.

As per Haze2K1 on X, Intel Razor Lake-AX SoCs will feature on-package memory. This is a big deal as moving the DRAM closer to the chip itself has several advantages, leading to efficient & compact PCs. The type of memory isn’t disclosed, but we are likely looking at either LPDDR5X or the next-gen LPDDR6 standards.

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