The Library of Congress in Your Wrist Watch?

[Tuckerfan]

Wow.

As reported in the latest issue of Technology Review, Khizroev is leading a team exploring lasers so tiny that they point to a future where a 10-terabit hard drive is only one-inch square. That is 50 times the data density of today’s magnetic storage technology, a technology that has nearly reached its limit for continued miniaturization. In response, researchers have been looking for a new leap forward by combining light and magnetism to focus bits of data on much smaller areas on the disk. The $60 billion a year hard disk drive industry is investigating several new technologies, one of which requires precise nanolasers to help “write” data.

All the pr0n you could ever want on one disk!

[Astroboy14]

[QUOTE=Tuckerfan]
Wow. All the pr0n you could ever want on one disk!
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But when will it all come (hehe!) pre-loaded? That’s what I’m a-waiting for.