Intel Optane Memory: How to make revolutionary technology totally boring One day 3D XPoint could change the world. But not like this it won't.

Intel uses Optane Memory either as storage, or as a cheap way to make mainstream PCs feel faster even if they’re still using slow (but economical!) spinning-platter hard drives.

The initial Optane 3D XPoint card comes with 375 GB of capacity and costs $1,520 at list price, plus another $431 on top of that if you want to pool the Optane memory with the DDR4 memory in a system ...

A 16gb or 32gb ssd would be worse performance than the Optane drive. Just look at the performance of SD cards or USB memory sticks where you don't have a lot of channels and dies to use.

A brief guide on how to speed up your computer hard drives with Intel Optane Memory. This module makes your standard drives up to 14 times faster.

Then comes the Optane layer, which is really two layers, depending on the form factor. SSDs based on Optane, using the fast NVMe channel, exceed what NAND-based SSDs can do.

Now that Optane Persistent Memory Modules, based on bit-addressable 3D XPoint memory, are finally available from Intel, everybody in the storage business is trying to figure out how to best make use ...

Intel's new Optane technology powers the fastest drives we've ever seen and can even enhance older drives to give them the performance of much faster modern storage devices. But what's happening ...

Intel's Kristie Mann talks to CRN about how the chipmaker is making it easier for partners to sell Optane Persistent Memory.

Intel's Optane memory targeted multiple use cases. In PCs, Optane-based SSDs could be used in place of standard SSDs, providing improved read and write performance.

Intel's Optane persistent memory continues to make strides in data centers, but should we expect it to do the same in tomorrow's client systems?

A number of users are reporting issues with Intel Optane Memory after installing May 2020 Update. Now, Intel has published a support document to help users troubleshoot the memory pinning issue.