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Intel Releases Corrective Firmware for 34 nm SSDs	Category: News
Added: 21 January 2011
Shortly after its launch, Intel's trophy 34 nm X25-M G2 solid-state drive was found to carry a critical bug that potentially renders it useless if the BIOS HDD password was set or changed. Intel is ready with a firmware update that corrects the issue. Users of X25-M G2 series SSDs can avail the firmware update, and relevant information here. Following this, Intel will resume shipping the 34 nm, second generation SSDs with the correct firmware in place.
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