Phys.org: High-speed laser writing method could pack 500 terabytes of data into CD-sized glass disc
Phys.org: High-speed laser writing method could pack 500 terabytes of data into CD-sized glass disc. https://phys.org/news/2021-10-high-speed-laser-method-terabytes-cd-sized.htm...
On 10/29/21, jim bell <jdb10987@yahoo.com> wrote:
Phys.org: High-speed laser writing method could pack 500 terabytes of data into CD-sized glass disc. https://phys.org/news/2021-10-high-speed-laser-method-terabytes-cd-sized.htm...
These could be used by an independent/p2p archive community, adding distributed indexes and tagging, to archive the entirety of video sites such as YouTube and serve them back up over distributed anonymous p2p search and file network overlays. Whether that is good for humanity, the right to be forgotten, and all those related topics... can be debated...
i'm doing some readonly stuff right now and clicked this thread! https://www.osapublishing.org/optica/fulltext.cfm?uri=optica-8-11-1365&id=462661 I only skimmed it quick. this involves reading sentences from the middle of the abstract, from materials and methods, and from the conclusion. here are fun points regarding this random article: - presently described using research-grade femtosecond lasers, optics, etc, because their setup is organised for comparison of approaches, not uses - similarly their paper reportedish 1-200 K/s write speed 1-100 b/s read speed, with pointers for how to develop new setups with MB/s speed. - high density due to 5 degrees of freedom to the artefact written to the transparent medium - other uses in shaping detailed nanomaterials
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