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The technology to create static electricity helps fresh foods throughout the month without freezing when frozen.
DNA, which is about the same age as life on Earth, is the storage technology of the future.
An international team of scientists has successfully pumped carbon dioxide (CO2) deep underground and turned this toxic gas into stone.
After more than three years of research and implementation of the carbon gas storage project west of Melbourne city, the Australian team of scientists said carbon gas st…
US scientists have made a big breakthrough when successfully storing a book in DNA sequences, opening up the prospect of new-style information storage methods with much…
American scientists have found a way to permanently store the amount of information equivalent to hundreds of DVDs in a small diamond sized grain of rice and thinner tha…
This storage method allows the creation of 3-nanometer memory cells but can reach a density of up to 10 terabytes per square inch while the current record is 803 gigabyt…
Researchers at IBM Research Center have created the smallest form of magnetic memory ever with 12 iron atoms.
The new technology allows the production of memory up to 1 terabyte per square inch (6.4 square centimeters) and that data will be preserved for generations.
An American company has set a record of storage density when recording a capacity of 515 GB of data on a square inch. InPhase Technologies said it has achieved this reco…
Scientists continue to create new breakthroughs in data storage technology.
By using lasers to combine and decompose molecules, scientists have invented the 3D optical data storage technology.
The new method of regenerating hydrogen-containing fuels could open the door to the production of hydrogen-powered engines.