Intel is trying to use new memory to increase the amount of memory available for processors, reducing latency that often occurs when transferring data from memory to storage devices. This is useful for workloads like databases or caching.
The durability here means that the new server reboots without loading TB data into memory, all of which are already in it. Durable memory has a lot of impact on software developers so Intel also plans to help them remotely access Optane Persistent Memory for development, software testing that exploits the benefits of this feature.
In addition to the basic information, there are many things we do not know about Optane DC Persistent Memory: operability, durability, power consumption, system / microprocessor compatibility . Intel also did not specify when Which product launches. Maybe they will be widely released in 2019 but there will be users selected to experience early this year.
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