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Intel Kills Its Consumer-Facing Optane Products Intel Kills Its Consumer-Facing Optane Products By Joel Hruska on January 19, 2021 at 8:17 am This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. Intel has announced it will discontinue all of its Optane drives in the consumer space, even the top-end enthusiast-oriented products. This isn’t entirely surprising given how the storage market has performed these past few years, but we’re hoping it’s a tactical retreat, not a complete pullback. According to new Product Discontinuation Notices, I...

As we transition to PCI Express 4.0 SSDs, Intel switches its focus to Optane server storage.

Intel has discontinued all of its Optane Memory-only SSDs from the client-market segment without providing a new successor. As per Intel, from now on, the new Optane Memory H20 with solid-state storage will be the company’s product for that same segment. As per TomsHardware, Intel’s discontinuance of the Optane Memory-only SSDs includes the Optane Memory M10, 800P, 900P, and 905P SSDs, putting an end to the high-end Optane SSDs for desktops. The discontinuance process of all models will be short, with the last orders being accepted on January 15th. The final shipment will go out i...

Introducing the Power Inspired Magnus One with Next Generation Graphics Prowess USA - English Share this article Share this article HONG KONG, Jan. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- ZOTAC Technology, a global manufacturer of innovation, today announces an all-new ZBOX Mini PC of the E Series line, MAGNUS ONE. It boasts a high-performance, versatile design made to empower all end-user computing needs. MAGNUS ONE packs the most capable high-end hardware within the 8.3-liter compact chassis to deliver a powerful experience for daily tasks, gaming, entertainment, demanding workloads, and creative workflo...

Intel Sapphire Rapids Enterprise CPUs Confirmed With On-Package HBM Memory Support The end of the year is typically thin on interesting news in the technology sector, as companies opt to wait for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January to make any major announcements or product unveils. There are exceptions, however. Just before we ring in another year, Intel has posted an interesting document that essentially confirms its upcoming Xeon Scalable processors based on Sapphire Rapids will support on-package high bandwidth memory (HBM). While previously rumored, this is a feature Intel has...