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Intel Optane Hybrid Memory H10 Packs 3D XPoint and QLC 3D NAND Memory

Intel Optane Hybrid Memory H10 Packs 3D XPoint and QLC 3D NAND Memory

PC components Jan 9,2019 2

Intel is mixing up 3D XPoint memory with QLC 3D NAND in a new M.2 offering which called "Intel Optane Memory H10 with Solid State Storage" designed for notebooks, all-in-ones, and small-form-factor PCs from Intel partner OEMs.

The new product apperared in some notebooks at CES and it is unclear whether it will be released in the retail market as a boxed product you can buy.

Intel plans to initially create Intel Optane Memory H10 M.2 2080 form factor sticks in capacities up to 1TB. The storage medium will feature a smaller section of faster storage (Optane) plus a section based on more affordable QLC 3D NAND. Obviously, the Optane Memory portion will intelligently stores your most-used programs and files on it instead of the traditional flash memory, improving speeds in many scenarios.

The following SKUs are being prepared by Intel for H2 this year:

  • 16GB Optane with 256GB NAND flash
  • 32GB Optane with 512GB NAND flash
  • 32GB Optane with 1TB NAND flash

The new hybrid memory will be supported by a future updates of Windows 10.

Tags: optaneQLC NANDSSDsIntelCES 2019
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    besmir (not verified) Jan 9, 2019

    main point is use optane for write and cache so ssd use only read data so it save lifespan and make ssd much more endurance yesss it good if play like a storage not only for Intel but amd or whynot for mobile phone when intel is loosing much.INTEL MUST SPREAD TECH OPTAIN H10 TO OTHERS EVEN FOR phone mobile

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    ant Jan 9, 2019

    ...3D Xpoint memory is much more expensive than DRAM

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