Re:Glass discs that can store 360TB and remain intact for bi...
by hilbert42 on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @02:05PM
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"They did not, however, simply make up a number with no justification..."
Right, the concept of storing data in crystalline like structures is not new and there's good technical reasons to believe the technology is a goer. (See my more general comment hereunder giving reasons.)
BTW, this is a truly exciting development, let's hope the practical implementation doesn't stall.
Right, the concept of storing data in crystalline like structures is not new and there's good technical reasons to believe the technology is a goer. (See my more general comment hereunder giving reasons.)
BTW, this is a truly exciting development, let's hope the practical implementation doesn't stall.