Intel The Optane SSD 900P certainly isn’t going to embarrass you when residing in your gaming rig. By our lights, it’s one of the best looking PCIe SSDs ever. While there’s a 2.5-inch ...

The Intel Optane SSD 800P can technically be used as a data caching accelerator like Optane Memory, but these drives are designed to be used as boot volumes to boost performance of mainstream systems.

The Intel Optane Memory H10 is a leading-edge, hybrid storage solution that marries 3D Xpoint media to QLC NAND flash on a single M.2 SSD.

SSD tech might be a free for all Chipzilla is not keeping its SSD tech as something which will only work on its chips, but will work on other chipmakers' gear too.  According to PC World ...

If you've forgone the best SSD for gaming in favour of a high-capacity hard drive, Intel's Optane cards help boost the access speeds of your mechanical disk to rival those found on a solid state.

We’ve been waiting for this: Intel announced the first consumer Optane SSD on Tuesday at CES. Dubbed the 800P, Intel said two models of the 800P will ship in M.2 trim: a 58GB version and a 118GB ...

3D XPoint (Intel Optane) memory media has many advantages over NAND flash memory media. Random performance at low queue depths can be as much as 7X better than the fastest flash-based NVMe SSDs.

Intel notes that it has been developing the 144-layer QLC NAND over the past decade, adding that the D5-P5316 SSD provides up to 200% better read performance, 38% better random read performance ...

Intel's Optane DC Persistent Memory Module sits on the processor's memory bus, is byte addressable - unlike block-based storage - and is much faster than any SSD. There's no free lunch though.

I came away extremely impressed by the performance of Intel's Optane 900p, for example, but the cost and capacity are such that I can't in good conscience recommend such a drive for most users ...

Intel unveiled its new Optane line of SSDs at IDF this week, with a focus on high performance and endurance. The drives should be shipping to the consumer market in 2016.

Today, Intel is launching its first Optane SSD, the DC P4800X. This new card has a 375GB capacity, with much lower latencies than NAND. Intel is still playing its cards close to its chest.