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Store One Bit On One Atom
'...each individual molecule has a meaning.' - Robert Heinlein, 1951.
(re: Robert Heinlein, 3/3/2017 ) |
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Storing 1 Zettabyte In 10 Grams
'It is theoretically possible to have a matrix in which each individual molecule has a meaning...'- Robert Heinlein, 1951.
(re: Robert Heinlein, 6/20/2015 ) |
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DNA As An Archival Storage System
Four grams of DNA theoretically could store the digital data humankind creates in one year. Library of Congress, take note.
(re: Barbara Hambly, 8/18/2012 ) |
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Flexible Nanowire Data Storage
Interestingly, the creators of this material see it being used concealed in ordinary day-to-day devices.
(re: Frank Herbert, 10/26/2010 ) |
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Crystals In Gel For Computer Memory
Ah, nothing like curling up at night with a good crystal. A data storage crystal containing tens of thousands of volumes, that is.
(re: Stanislaw Lem, 10/20/2009 ) |
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Planetary Hard Drive
Storing information in natural deposits and fields.
(re: Roger Zelazny, 1/29/2009 ) |
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Microwire Data Storage
Microwires 3 to 5 times thinner than a human hair are being studied as a possible data storage alternative to CD-ROMs. Microwire technology originated in the old Soviet Union; they are now being studied elsewhere.
(re: Robert Heinlein, 3/8/2005 ) |
Nanowire Memory Cells: Compact Data Storage
Is it possible to achieve data storage rates of 40 Gigabits per square centimeter? Scientists at USC and the NASA Ames Research Center think so - with nanowire.
(re: Frank Herbert, 4/27/2004 ) |
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Toshiba 0.85 Inch Diameter Hard Drive
Guiness World Records announced on March 16th that the Toshiba Drive is the smallest in the world. The 0.85-inch HDDs will start mass production at the end of the year.
(re: Larry Niven, 12/18/2003 ) |