Approximately one week ago, Santa Clara, California-based Intel announced the launch of its much-anticipated 34nm-based Solid State Drives, providing users with a more cost-effective alternative to SSDs. The new drives promised a couple of performance enhancements, including a reduction of latency, as well as a more energy-efficient storage solution, taking advantage of the technological advancements enabled by
the 34nm manufacturing process. However, it appears that the company has reportedly delayed shipments of its new 34nm SSDs due to a recently discovered issue with the drives’ firmware.
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