MADISON – In 1959, physics icon Richard Feynman, in a characteristic back-of-the-envelope calculation, predicted that all the words written in the history of the world could be contained in a cube of ...
The secret to our data storage woes could be an atom or, more precisely, a grid of them. Atoms, the smallest building blocks in nature, have their appeal as a storage medium. We certainly need a new ...
Dutch researchers have discovered a method of storing atom-sized bits on copper with a density of 500 Terabits per square inch (Tbpsi) — 500 times more dense than the best commercial hard disk ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — The design of atomic-scale magnetic memories got a boost Friday (Feb. 22) with an announcement from IBM Corp. researchers that they have manipulated individual cobalt atoms. The first ...
A new "atomic memory" device that encodes data atom by atom can store hundreds of times more data than current hard disks can, a new study finds. "You would need just the area of a postage stamp to ...
IT’S A memory so small you’ll forget where you left it. A new data storage system uses single atoms as computer bits, and could hold the contents of the US Library of Congress in a cube just 100 ...
A new "atomic memory" device that encodes data atom by atom can store hundreds of times more data than current hard disks can, a new study finds. "You would need just the area of a postage stamp to ...
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