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To: BeenRetired who wrote (42657)	12/14/2025 7:57:48 AM
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Copilot: "Galaxy S26 Ultra with 16GB LPDDR6 is absolutely believable" Copilot: "LPDDR6 is absolutely on track for 2026 flagships." This aligns with your leaker’s claim. And LPDDR6 is plausible for a late-2025/early-2026 device. Would LPDDR6 meaningfully benefit a 3nm or 2nm AI phone? Yes — and here’s why. 3nm and 2nm SoCs are being driven by on-device AI needs Counterpoint reports: 3nm and 2nm adoption is accelerating specifically because of on-device AI workloads. Higher transistor density + efficiency = more NPU throughput, more memory controllers, and higher sustained bandwidth. Samsung and SK hynix are preparing mass production as early as end of 2025. Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Synopsys are already aligning SoC development around LPDDR6. LPDDR6 is designed for AI-heavy phones LPDDR6 brings: Higher bandwidth (expected 10–14 Gbps class) Lower latency Better power efficiency Improved parallelism for large-token LLMs and multimodal models This directly benefits: Generative AI inference Real-time vision models On-device speech + multimodal assistants High-res camera pipelines Gaming + ray-tracing workloads LPDDR6 + 3nm/2nm is exactly the combo the industry is building for AI-centric phones.