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Optane died because none of the cloud providers were really interested in it. Which meant no developers could really develop for it so you're in a vicious circ
by threeseed 2y ago
Optane died because none of the cloud providers were really interested in it.
Which meant no developers could really develop for it so you're in a vicious circle.
It's why I think they need to have some way for people to easily use their tech at home/on-premise.
- klelatti 2y agoThere is an interesting discussion on Optane on the Oxide podcast that I linked to. Long story short Oxide was interested but Intel's culture of secrecy got in the way. Not surprised the cloud providers weren't interested either.