In an example of how Optane DC can benefit certain workloads, Intel has previously said that the memory type can reduce the data recovery time of a 6-TB SAP HANA instance from 50 minutes to four ...

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.

Intel® Optane™ technology is designed to address these challenges. Available as Intel Optane DC persistent memory and Intel Optane DC Solid State Drives (Intel Optane SSDs), this technology closes the ...

These Optane DC Persistent Memory modules can't address the entirety of the server memory market -- DRAM is still much faster -- but Intel thinks that the served addressable market (SAM ...

Forget what you previously knew about high-performance storage and file systems as Intel® Optane™ DC Persistent Memory Modules (Intel® Optane™ DCPMM) devices ingeniously package non-volatile Intel ...

2016 came and went with little news of what was happening, but Intel is now providing the official specs and pricing. The first product is called the Optane SSD DC P4800X—DC being for 'datacenter.' ...

the catchily named Intel Optane SSD DC P4800X. It's a 375GB SSD on a PCIe card. Initial limited availability starts today, for $1520, with broad availability in the second half of the year.

In this video, Dave Larsen describes how to configure Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory for best performance. Intel Optane DC persistent memory is a revolutionary technology that combines memory-like ...

A 375GB Optane SSD performs the same as a 1.5TB Optane SSD. The Intel DC P4800X utilizes the NVMe software stack over a PCIe Gen3 x 4 interface. The DC P4800X can reach as much as 525,000 IOPS at ...

Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory Fills Gap between DRAM and SSDs Intel has debuted a new entry in its Optane range which it calls DC Persistent Memory. It’s designed to act like both RAM and ...

These Optane DC Persistent Memory modules can't address the entirety of the server memory market -- DRAM is still much faster -- but Intel thinks that the served addressable market (SAM ...

Intel is launching a new class of Optane it calls Optane DC Persistent Memory, with capabilities that it believes will bridge the gap between DRAM and non-volatile storage while expanding the ...