3D XPoint Storage On The Way

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https://www.extremetech.com/computing/28...optane-fab

Micron and Intel have had a long and apparently fairly profitable partnership over the past few years, but the two companies are moving away from each other. As announced last fall, Micron will exercise its right to buy out Intel’s share of the IM Flash Technologies fab unit in Lehi, Utah. The two companies developed several generations of NAND flash at the facility before developing Optane there as well.
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Unlike Intel, which markets its 3D XPoint memory as Optane, Micron has named its version (QuantX) but never brought products to market. At present Intel and Micron are jointly working on/through the second generation of Optane, with work on the third generation set to be completed in 2019. Past this point, the two will proceed in different directions with their own visions for the technology.