➀ Researchers at Flinders University have developed a reusable polymer for high-density data storage; ➁ The polymer, made from sulphur and dicyclopentadiene, allows for nanometer-scale indent data storage with erasable and reusable capabilities; ➂ This innovation could provide a more sustainable alternative to traditional storage devices like hard disk drives and solid-state drives.
Related Articles
- KIOXIA AiSAQ uses SSDs instead of RAM, dramatically improving AI performance5 months ago
- New Magnetic State Using Light5 months ago
- New 3D Imaging Reveals Key Details of Difficult-to-Describe Nanoscale Objects7 months ago
- Research team working on building a DNA hard drive within three years — team plans to build a working DNA micro-factory for data archiving11 months ago