Breakthrough Data-Centric Computing with a New Memory Tier
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Intel’s Optane persistent memory ships as 128/256/512 GB modules that plug into DDR4 slots, offer hardware encryption and ECC, and run in app-direct or transparent memory mode. Real deployments claim up to 2,000x data-ingest speed, 75% higher transaction throughput with Intel Ethernet 800 + ADQ, and 135x faster restarts; a two-socket system can hold up to 6 TB of persistent memory and host ~90 billion records on Aerospike. Roadmap names include Apache Pass and Barlow Pass aligned to Cooper Lake and Ice Lake CPUs.
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