Data storage gets the laser treatment to write 500TB onto glass
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Hitachi invents quartz glass storage capable of preserving data for millions of years - The Verge
Eternal 5D data storage via ultrafast-laser writing in glass
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Five-dimensional' glass discs can store data for up to 13.8 billion years - The Verge
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Researchers develop 5D optical data storage method that can preserve up to 500TB per disc: Digital Photography Review
Researchers develop 5D optical data storage method that can preserve up to 500TB per disc: Digital Photography Review
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Researchers develop 5D optical data storage method that can preserve up to 500TB per disc: Digital Photography Review
