Today Intel and system builders take hybrid storage technology in a new direction. The Intel Optane Memory H10 NVMe SSD combines two popular SSD technologies, 4-bit per cell memory and Intel's ...

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Intel’s Optane Memory H10 SSD is one of those enigmas of PC hardware that can drive reviewers crazy. It is—simply put—a storage technology that is more responsive in some cases, but slower in others.

to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Intel's Optane Memory technology, introduced a few years back, was originally designed to speed up a PC's hard drive without ...

SK Hynix said it had completed the first phase of its acquisition of Intel's NAND flash memory chip business, after it received regulatory nods from eight countries including China. Intel has ...

The latest iteration of Intel's Optane PC storage technology combines the chip maker's Optane Memory caching and an SSD in a single module that could provide a speed boost for midrange laptops and ...

Intel has officially launched its new Optane Memory H10 with SSD M.2 module, a hybrid solution that will combine Intel Optane (3D XPoint memory) for performance with QLC NAND flash for capacity. The ...

Something to look forward to: Intel's Optane Memory H10 SSD will be rolling out on newer ultrathin notebooks soon. As such, the chipmaker thought it would be a good time to reveal the drive's specs.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. This article is more than 6 years old. At CES last week, Intel announced a new SSD that combines its high-performance Optane ...

The first Optane Memory/SSD combo, the Optane H10, will start showing up in thin laptops later this year. What does that mean in terms of performance, and will it bring any advantages over a ...

Intel's Optane Memory technology, introduced a few years back, was originally designed to speed up a PC's hard drive without adding the expense of a full-fledged solid-state drive (SSD). A combination ...