Will Intel Optane SSD retreat from the consumer market?

Intel (Intel) made strategic adjustments to its Optane SSD product line.
 
According to foreign media reports, Intel will no longer provide consumer-grade Optane SSDs in the future, which means that this product will be fully withdrawn from personal computers (desktops, laptops, etc.). Intel stated that in the future, Optane SSD will focus on the enterprise market. As for the consumer market, there will still be Optane Memory H2.
 
Foreign media Tom's Hardware reported that Intel will continue to discontinue consumer-grade Optane SSDs. Its models include Optane Memory M10, 800P, 900P and 905P SSDs. These are the first-generation Optane storage products, and the final shipment date is this year. February 26.
 
The report pointed out that Intel said that it will not provide new high-capacity Optane Memory SSDs for the segmented user market, but consumers can still benefit from Optane-based solutions, such as Intel Optane Memory H20, because this product is aimed at Mobile consumers.
 
It is reported that Intel launched a new generation Optane Memory H20 at the end of last year to meet the needs of the next generation of thin and light notebook computers and other platforms with limited space. Intel provides H20 as high performance and storage space. By combining Intel Optane Memory and Intel QLC 3D NAND, consumers will be able to transfer data at the speed of PCIe, speeding up PC search and finding files with breakthrough response speed, and more Execute applications at a fast speed.
 
In other words, Intel’s Optane SSD product line will no longer innovate in the consumer market in the future and withdraw from personal computers; the future consumer market will be dominated by Optane Memory H20. In the future, Optane SSD will focus on the enterprise market. Intel also launched a new generation of Intel Optane SSD P5800X at the end of last year, which provides more than three times the performance compared to the previous generation and opens up an important niche market in the data center storage field.