Not really. The article is about a larger wafer, not larger dies.
They are mostly cutting transistors, voltage regulators, and such out of those. There's already no practical limitation on the size of those components.
They are mostly cutting transistors, voltage regulators, and such out of those. There's already no practical limitation on the size of those components.
While this is not the principal reason for using bigger wafers, bigger wafers reduce the cost of large-area devices more than they reduce the cost of small-area devices.