Tech Thursday: The Final Memory Solution | The Steaming Pipe

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Rated by DamOfTheMoon on Sep 24, 10:37am

I'd like to see it for real...
Reviewed by C-Resolution on Sep 22, 1:10pm

Can't you get 256Gb flash drives?? The storage capacity really isn't very exciting, but lasting 1 billion years sounds cool.
Rated by dangerousbrian on Sep 16, 4:10am

seen so many of these. they never make it to market. such a big jump does not maximise the profit. few years ago they were touting holographic memory that would fit a 100s of tb in a sugar cube sized device.
Reviewed by Byno on Sep 10, 3:01pm

The billion year shelf life is amazing. As for the storage capacity, never say "Final" in computer science. When we have access to more storage, we will find new things to do with it. Sure, today's "High Def" movies will easily fit, but we don't know what information we'll be storing in the future.
Reviewed by Kirro on Sep 10, 2:58pm

I'm more interested in how quickly you can retrieve that data than how much you can store. Nanotubes are interesting, but computer engineers often overestimate how practical their ideas are in the real world.
Reviewed by Korin43 on Sep 09, 2:32pm

And it'll only cost a million dollars! What a deal!

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