Intel Corp. is starting to ship the first products based on new technology it hopes will reshape the market for computer memory and help it profit more from the tech world’s data explosion.
The new storage drives, which Intel is making widely available on Sunday, are based on technology called 3D XPoint. The company bills the technology, which it says it spent more than a decade developing, as a new memory category, bridging the gap...
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