Storage Advancements

from the terabytes-on-a-credit-card dept

Some researchers in the UK have created some new storage technologies including one that will fit over 10 terabytes of data on something the size of a credit card. That's pretty cool. Imagine all the MP3s that could hold...
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    u2604ab, 14 Feb 2001 @ 11:49am

    Results without explanation

    If you're curious about how the folks at keele university accomplished this, don't bother to read the cited article.

    Fantastic claims require fantastic evidence. While I'm sure this PR-type article surely isn't meant to give super-techincal details, it left me wanting for more explanation of how this is accomplished.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Ryan, 15 Feb 2001 @ 8:43am

      Re: Results without explanation

      Were things only that simple, they've probably extrapolate results from very small scale tests that may not work when scaled up.

      link to this | view in chronology ]


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