Ultra-High-Density Hard Drives Made With Graphene Store 10x More Data

https://scitechdaily.com ^ | By UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE | JUNE 11, 2021

[Bikkuri]

I almost bought one.. until I read that you MUST have a fakebook account to use it.

[Still Thinking]

The NSA’ll be able to replace that Utah server farm with a standard server closet.

[Still Thinking]

Now the search engines are so good, it is crazy to store info on disks.

Pretty sure the stuff on the search engines is stored on disks. Not an either-or situation.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[MikelTackNailer]

SSDs are awesome but now aging HAS shown too many are breaking down far earlier than expected, so advances in HHD like this graphite material are most welcome for backup drives. The common DVD has some deterioration over time even if never used though marketed as the "forever" solution. Then BlueRay with the same PR BS.

I sure as hell wouldn't trust a "cloud" owned by some megalomaniac over-moneyed James Bond villain. Interchangeable chips for slots in our skulls will be here soon enough and we can dispense with the middle man technology for good. Even scarier was "Johnny Mnemonic" plugging entire systems into his brain via a cable. Be well.