Intel has unveiled a new tier of Optane storage -- one designed to bridge the gap between volatile and non-volatile memory and create a new class of "Persistent" memory in the process.

To address this, Intel released its “Optane Memory H10 with Solid State Drive.” The H10 combines a 16GB or 32GB Optane Memory drive with a QLC NAND-based SSD from 256GB to 1TB.

It pushed Intel’s hardware technologies, like AVX-512 and Optane, out of the box and shipped with a kernel tuned to squeeze every ounce of CPU frequency, multi-threading, and memory bandwidth ...

Also, Clear Linux was among the first operating systems to adopt the latest technologies that Intel had to offer, such as AVX2, AVX-512, or Optane, out of the box.

Intel will support its existing Optane products and customers and continue qualification of its third generation Optane product. Optane created gifts to the industry such as the CXL memory fabric ...

Intel says its is winding down its Optane memory business. It remains to be seen whether Optane will be resurrected somewhere else, or just be phased out. But it is clear that Intel no longer sees ...

Optane Persistent Memory isn’t to be confused with Intel’s NAND memory business, which consists of NAND SSD products and is in the process of being sold to SK Hynix for $9 billion.

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 ...

In this video from the Dell HPC Community meeting, Maurizio Davini and Antonio Cisternino from the University of Pisa describe the work they are doing to extend server memory with Intel Optane ...

Computing Intel Kills Its Consumer-Facing Optane Products Intel's experiment with offering Optane directly to consumers outside of cache drives like the H20 has come to an end -- at least, for now.