First, Intel releases the pride H20 mixed SSD solid state hard drive, can speed up the PC speed, on December 17, 2020 memory storage day event, Intel released six new memory, store new products, including The SSDD7-P5510, SSDD5-P5316 for the data center market, while the world's first 144-layer stacked QLCNAND flash memory supports PCIe4.0. The most worthy of these is the second generation of proud mixed solid disk "H20". Intel released the first generation of proud mixed solid disk H10 in April 2019, which will fuse with traditional QlcNand flash, compared to a simple NAND solid state disk, can respond quickly to speed search and find files, faster Start the application and transmit data with PCIe high speed. According to Intel official, in 11 generations cool I7, the joining of the pride mixed solid disk H20, compared to just use PCIe3.0TLCSSD, can make the document open speed up to 35%, the game start speed speed up 31%, Creative file open speed speed up to 51%. The overall design of the second generation H20 is consistent, and it is also the M.22280 single-sided form specification, supports PCIe3.0x4, NVME, integrated 32GB pride storage, 512GB / 1TBQLC flash storage. However, proud, NAND flash memory, proud media, QLCNAND flash, all upgrade to the latest generation, and also support Pyrite 2.0 security features. The specific indicators are not announced, and the previous generation of data can be referred to, the last generation of H10 continuous read / write is 2.4Gb / s, 1.8Gb / s. But note that H20 only supports TigerLake11 Generation Core U-Series processors, 500 Series chipsets, and requires RTS18.1 drivers. Second, develop 5BitPLCSSD to replace the mechanical hard drive Intel also announced several new SSDs, including 670P and pride H20 mixed solid-state disks. In addition, Intel also means that it is developing 5BitPLCSSD, which replaces HDD in most use. As shown in the figure above, with the development of SSD technology, the cost of solid-state hard drive is approaching HDD. Intel is starting to sell its NAND business to SK Hissant. During the transaction, Intel still plans to operate its SSD business. All existing products and support will be transferred to SK Hercules after the transaction is completed. At present, Intel's storage department is as usual, and Intel calls it being developing PLC flash. However, although the company obviously optimistic about the prospect of the PLC, it does not provide details about the new flash memory. In October this year, SK Husi announced will pay $ 9 billion to acquire Intel NAND flash memory and storage. This acquisition includes Intel NandsSD businesses, NAND components and wafer services, as well as NAND flash manufacturing plants in Dalian, China. According to Intel news, Intel will retain Intel's Optane business, and plan to put funds from this transaction into key businesses with long-term growth potential. SK Husi and Intel will strive to obtain the required government agency before the end of 2021. After obtaining the relevant licenses, SK Sea Keers will pay the purchase of NANDSSD services from Intel (including NANDSSD related intellectual property rights and employees) by paying the first $ 7 billion. Since then, the SK Hercules will pay $ 2 billion in March 2025, SK will pay the remaining relevant assets from Intel. This article is comprehensively reported by electronic enthusiasts. The content references from Intel, IT home, please indicate the above source.
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