Intel's Optane promised a memory revolution, faster than NAND, denser than DRAM, but it died in five short years.

Chipzilla released the new Intel Optane SSD DC P5810X Series without telling anyone and instead thought people would just "discover it" when they were reading through its Ark product database.

Intel announced that they are winding down their Optane memory business during their most recent quarterly report. At the 2022 Flash Memory Summit, Intel’s announcement led to lots of discussion ...

Chip manufacturer Intel has all but completed its gradual withdrawal from the memory market by shutting down its Optane business. The news comes as many tech giants have faced disappointing quarterly ...

Optane, the memory technology pioneered and championed by Intel, has seen its last days. Intel has decided to wind down the technology as part of a refocusing effort. The news came on an earnings ...

NAND was a big part of Intel's memory business, but it wasn't the only part. Intel launched its Optane product family in 2017 built around a new type of memory technology, 3D XPoint, co-developed ...

Intel continued its mission to get out of the memory business by winding down its Optane operations. A big inventory write-down is a small price to pay to exit a business that's just not working.

Intel has formally announced that it is "winding down" its Optane memory business, announced in their non-GAAP adjustment table that was released for their Q2 2022 earnings. The news was then ...

The vulnerability resides inside some of the Intel Optane SSD and Intel Optane Data Center (DC) products, the impact of which allows privilege escalation, denial of service (DoS), or information ...

Intel started shipping this product as Optane memory, first in NVMe SSDs in 2017 and later as DIMM based products (to go into computer memory slots). Intel provided Optane for data center ...

That made them desirable gaming SSDs, but promising technology is only successful if it's executed properly, and that’s where Intel failed. Despite Optane’s appeal and strengths, at the ...

Intel’s CPUs are going to get smaller and smaller, and to help potential buyers understand just what that means, it’s launched a new metric: The angstrom. In 2024, Intel will officially leave ...