The future of data is here...

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Well, have you seen those movies where data is stored on holographic devices? You probably have. Well, that is becoming a reality! Scientists at the University of Southampton have showcased their nanostructured glass disks that have the ability to store data for 13.8 BILLION YEARS at room temperature. The disks work in temperatures up to 1800°F, and can each store 360 TERABYTES of data! So far, they have been used to store important historical documents such as the Universal Declaration Of Human Rights, the Magna Carta, and the Holy Bible. This is an amazing technology, and if it is made public by the end of the year, an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING way to end the 2010s!



Original article from Disclose.tv

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  1. Mary Anne DamonJune 25, 2019 at 11:23 PM

    Amazing technology for historical data!!!

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  2. Mary Anne DamonJuly 5, 2019 at 11:50 PM

    Any idea when they will be released to the general public ???

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