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Micron co-developed 3D XPoint memory technology with Intel first debuting in 2015 with Intel Optane, but now the tech is finished.

(Photo: Intel) Micron has announced that it intends to stop manufacturing 3D XPoint memory this year and exit the market due to a lack of demand. Although 3D XPoint isn't a well-known name, Intel's Optane is, and it relied on Micron's specialized memory to be as fast as RAM while storing data like an SSD. However, Intel sold its share in the 3D XPoint business to Micron in 2018, and earlier this year announced consumer models of its Optane-only SSDs were being discontinued. As Tom's Hardware reports, Micron is now following Intel and exiting the 3D XPoint business due to "insufficient market ...

The Advertised and The Actual Storage of 32GB on a Samsung phone is just not enough as you never get the storage that is publicised Surit Doss   |     |   Published 15.03.21, 12:24 AM I have a Samsung M20 mobile handset with 32GB storage. I also have a memory card where the large files are stored. Despite this, I am told I have just 1GB to 2GB space left. Soumojyoti Dey Storage of 32GB on a S...

(2) SANTA CLARA (dpa-AFX) - SK hynix said that it has received clearance from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States or CFIUS for its proposed $9 billion acquisition of Intel's (INTC) NAND memory and storage business. It follows approval from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission last year. In October 2020, SK hynix agreed to acquire Intel's NAND memory and storage business for $9 billion. The transaction includes the NAND SSD business, the NAND component and wafer business, and the Dalian NAND memory manufacturing facility in China. Intel would retain its distinct Intel Optane...

Intel-Backed MemVerge Debuts First Channel Program For In-Server Storage With MemVerge Memory Machine, channel partners can use a land-and-expand model where they start with a small deployment for a limited use case and then help customers expand the use cases, says Joe Barnes, MemVerge’s director of channels and alliances. By Joseph F. Kovar March 08, 2021, 09:22 AM EST MemVerge, a developer of enterprise-class software that virtualizes persistent memory in a pool for use as a high-performance in-memory storage tier, Monday unveiled its first formal chann...