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Intel quietly kills its face-melting Optane desktop SSDs

Intel quietly kills its face-melting Optane desktop SSDs

Posted on January 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We hardly knew ye.

Surprise! Out of nowhere, Intel killed its entire lineup of Optane SSDs for desktops over the weekend, signaling the end for the Optane 800P, 900P, and 905P, as well as the Optane Memory M10, as spotted by Tom’s Hardware. The radical Optane drives were so durable and ultra-fast that we maintained a discrete section for them in our guide to the best SSDs, but the brand doesn’t have the same staying power as the hardware itself, it seems.
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