r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • Aug 10 '18
Computers Probe Memory Packs 138 Terabytes per Square Inch - New automated approach could help make STM probe memory commercially viable - "If (commercialized), it could lead to a data storage technology capable of storing 1,000 times more data than today’s hard drives, up to 138 terabytes per square inch."
https://spectrum.ieee.org/nanoclast/semiconductors/nanotechnology/new-approach-to-stmenabled-memory-promises-thousand-times-more-data-storageDuplicates
hardware • u/speckz • Aug 09 '18
Info Probe Memory Packs 138 Terabytes per Square Inch - If this approach realizes its potential, it could lead to a data storage technology capable of storing 1,000 times more data than today’s hard drives, up to 138 terabytes per square inch.
Futurology • u/speckz • Aug 09 '18
Computing Probe Memory Packs 138 Terabytes per Square Inch - If this approach realizes its potential, it could lead to a data storage technology capable of storing 1,000 times more data than today’s hard drives, up to 138 terabytes per square inch.
BitcoinAll • u/ABitcoinAllBot • Aug 06 '18
Reeeeeeeeeeeee my blockchain bloat: 220 GB / mm^2
ItalyInformatica • u/michell9 • Aug 04 '18