AnandTech notes that customers currently have to pay extra for “Intel Memory Drive Technology” if they want to use Intel’s software for efficiently using its Optane SSD for virtual memory.

A deep dive into Intel’s $9 billion NAND SSD and memory business sale to SK Hynix, including the deal’s details and what it means for Intel Optane.

Intel on Wednesday, April 10, is announcing the Optane H10 Memory with SSD. When paired inside new gaming laptops and desktops from HP, Dell, and Asus, the new storage drive promises to launch ...

Since 3D XPoint memory media is a write-in-place media there is no defragmentation needed, and therefore no performance can be gained in an Intel Optane SSD by increasing spare capacity.

The Intel Optane Memory H10 NVMe SSD combines two popular SSD technologies, 4-bit per cell memory and Intel's high-speed 3D XPoint.

Intel's 3D XPoint storage will not only outdo current SSDs, but can be used in memory pools, the chip giant claims.

Intel is now shipping the first-generation Optane, but is also working on next-generation technologies as looks to up density in this new class of storage and memory.

The Intel Optane Memory H10 is a leading-edge, hybrid storage solution that marries 3D Xpoint media to QLC NAND flash on a single M.2 SSD. - Page 2 ...

Intel today is following that up with the Optane SSD 900P Series, a new SSD line that also uses 3D XPoint memory, but is aimed at consumers.

Combining Intel's Optane Memory technology and flash memory onto a single expansion card gives thin-and-light PCs a performance boost without sacrificing board space, Intel says.

Intel has announced a new member of its Optane series, the H10, which adds some of the company's 3D NAND storage beside its Optane 3D XPoint memory on a single M.2 drive.

Intel is adding to the above consumer Optane solutions with today's 800p launch, which looks a lot like the Optane Memory parts but functions more like the 900p.