Both memory chips and processing chips are crucial components of modern computers. However, from a technical difficulty point of view, dealing with chips is generally more challenging. The processing chip needs to integrate more functional units, such as arithmetic logic unit, control unit and cache, to realize complex calculation and instruction execution. In addition, processing chips need to handle higher clock rates and greater power consumption while maintaining stability and reliability.
In contrast, the design and manufacture of memory chips is relatively simple, focusing mainly on the density and reliability of the storage unit. As a result, the design and manufacture of processing chips is often more challenging and complex.
Processing chip technology is more difficult than storage chips and processing chips. Because the processing chip to achieve good performance and low power needs to do more precision.