New research helps make existing tech actually become feasible.

Self-organizing molecules could store data in individual atoms

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New self-assembling molecular networks can take away several challenges from atomic-scale data storage.

Self-Organizing Molecules Could Store Data in Individual Atoms

New research makes existing atomic-scale storage tech much simpler.

One day, powder might replace your USB stick.

We can now store data in the form of a powder

Dusty Data

Researchers from Ghent University have figured out a way to store data in a powder, and it could help us move away from magnetic storage solutions.

We Can Now Store Data in the Form of a Powder

It could be the storage medium of the future. 

A method of reading the stored data is still to come.

Magnetic particles could lead to an entirely new form of data storage

Hard Science

MIT scientists have discovered a new magnetic phenomenon that could bypass the limits of Moore's Law. They have found a way to harness it for data storage.

Magnetic Particles Could Lead to an Entirely New Form of Data Storage

And it could allow us to finally bypass Moore's Law.

Western Digital hard drives will provide over 40TB of storage by 2025

Earth & Energy

At an event earlier this week, Western Digital announced a recent breakthrough in microwave-assisted magnetic recording (MAMR) technology.

Western Digital Hard Drives Will Provide Over 40TB of Storage by 2025

Recent developments in microwave-assisted magnetic recording (MAMR) enable the creation of larger hard drives.

For the first time, researchers demonstrated that it's possible to create the virtual particles in specific locations.

New discovery breaks the boundaries of Moore's Law

The observational law in which transistors per square inch on integrated circuits have been doubling every 18 months might soon be completely obsolete.

A New Discovery Breaks the Boundaries of Moore’s Law

Virtual particles called skyrmions could completely change how we store data — and would make Moore's law obsolete.

It stores 400GB in an incredibly small package, with a high transfer rate.

SanDisk’s new microSD card can store an impressive amount of data

Robots & Machines

SanDisk has unleasehd a new model, the microSXDC USH-I, which stores 400GB of data, one of many other advances in data storage undergoing major revolution.

SanDisk’s New microSD Card Can Store an Impressive Amount of Data

Big things can be stored in this incredibly small package.

IBM and Sony have successfully developed a magnetic tape storage cartridge capable of containing more than 300 terabytes of data.

IBM Announces Record Breaking New Data Storage Device

It holds up to 330 terabytes of uncompressed data.

DNA could be the storage device of the future.

Scientists Have Stored 2 MB of Data in a Single Speck of DNA

They think they could store 2,859 year's worth of high-def video in just one gram.

DNA is one of the most robust storage systems available, and the technology could be available to consumers in a little more than ten years.

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No Assembly Required

Self-Organizing Molecules Could Store Data in Individual Atoms

Dusty Data

We Can Now Store Data in the Form of a Powder

Hard Science

Magnetic Particles Could Lead to an Entirely New Form of Data Storage

Earth & Energy

Western Digital Hard Drives Will Provide Over 40TB of Storage by 2025

Hard Science

A New Discovery Breaks the Boundaries of Moore’s Law

Robots & Machines

SanDisk’s New microSD Card Can Store an Impressive Amount of Data

Robots & Machines

IBM Announces Record Breaking New Data Storage Device

Robots & Machines

Scientists Have Stored 2 MB of Data in a Single Speck of DNA

Hard Science

New Study Confirms That the Future of Data Storage Is in DNA

Robots & Machines

Sony Just Unveiled The “World’s Fastest” SD Card

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