DRAM/NAND processes are optimized for different things than logic, so there isn't much cross application. My understanding is that it would be hard to make a general compute chip with a DRAM process due to a low number of metal layers, transistor types, etc. Micron [1] and Samsung have both investigated doing massively parallel compute in the memory cell, but the technology never panned out.
Regarding EUV, according to Micron's most recent quarterly report (March 20th) [2]
"We continue to mature our production capability with extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV), and have
achieved equivalent yield and quality on our 1α as well as 1ß nodes between EUV and non-EUV flows. We
have begun 1γ (1-gamma) DRAM pilot production using EUV and are on track for volume production in
calendar 2025."
It's called "package on package". The RAM is different chip, however it's located very close to the CPU chip and both are under a single cover. The end result is a "package".
I vouched for this post because it talks about the Telegram issue and the more general idea of the role of citizen open source intellegence gathering which I think is an interesting and relevant topic.
https://archive.is/qTw8d
The article mentions numerous times that politicians are turning to defamation suits, but isn't it just rich people continuing to use the court process as a punishment?
You have enough of these interviews with people across a range of experience levels and you kind of get calibrated to what to expect at however many years into a career. Usually you get a small group of people who are operating far and above the level of their peers and it's pretty obvious.
