Intel's strong entry into the server memory market

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Update time : 2019-05-02 23:36:04
      According to ETnews, Intel has entered the server memory market, and has introduced a new generation of Intel Optane memory H10 that combines the advantages of DRAM and NAND Flash.
       It is predicted that this new memory can create a new memory ecosystem, Intel almost monopolizes the server CPU, which is conducive to the promotion of H10 to the server.
   
       Although the product looks like DRAM, its functionality is completely different from DRAM. Although its information processing speed is slower than DRAM, it can record information like a NAND Flash in the event of a power outage. It is the first product based on both DRAM and NAND Flash advantages.

       An Intel spokesperson pointed out that although the H10 is slower than DRAM, its price is more competitive and it can store the necessary information even after a power outage.

       In addition, Intel and Micron's 3D XPoint technology, which has been developed over the years, can increase the speed of NAND Flash by a factor of 1,000 and extend its useful life. This technology makes the H10 more suitable for use in the server.

      Industry insiders call Intel's H10 the next-generation storage device "PRAM." Although Intel said it has never defined "Optane DC Persistent Memory" as a PRAM product, such a statement will not be issued in the future. However, this product is in line with the characteristics of PRAM, in one respect, it combines the advantages of DRAM and NAND Flash.

      Experts believe that with the prevail of Intel's acquisition of the next-generation memory market, the advent of the product has shaken the landscape of the memory market. The industry believes that if Intel, which occupies 95% of the server CPU market share, continues to introduce Optane storage products that emphasize compatibility, the memory market will be reshuffled.
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