Lasers - Holographic Technology | Data Storage | GE Research

Discover how GE researchers are transforming data storage technology with holographic lasers. This holographic technology will drastically increase the amount of storage allowing an entire DVD library to be put on one disc.

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Science & Technology

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• lasers
• holographic technology
• dvd future
• data storage
• ge research
• General Electric
• GE

[SmashBrosBrawl]

the next Nintendo Home Console is more than likely going to have this,

Dont believe me?

look it up.

[snarper]

CHIT a terabyte on 1 disc! OMG! I love the future!

[Chiodo187]

@SmashBrosBrawl they already have the nintendo DS Holographic, no lie.

[whotaughtyou]

BULLSHIT O07 ADRIAN

A TAN EVER FEVER PEPPER SAW NEWSPAPER COLUMNIST SUPPLEX.XMCACAR

[branmaster7]

@SmashBrosBrawl i just read about that before i found this video lol

[MusicBent]

okay, its 2011. Why can't I buy this yet?

[RedPortiaOne]

There is a new SD chip that is based on NANO Technology which allows 1TB starage as well. It will be interesting to see if the 1TB SD card or 1TB DVD will be supreme. I vote for the SD chip because there is so much more that you can do with a chip rather then a DVD. Thumbs up if you'd rather have the chip win!!!

[tkoizumi]

Thats alot of porn in one disk... all kidding aside, this drive reads all data at once. This technology enables instant data retrieve much like the RAM or flash or perhaps faster. With the upcoming quantum computer where infinte parrallel processes are available, this woulud be a fine addition to that.

[CamiloSanchez1979]

This looks really promising. Can't wait to see it rolling out the market.

[Computerfreaq15]

LOL!!! imagine putting data on that!!!

[mythril4]

@x0purplebeastyshot0x

You have to remember though, this disk can be read all at once, not byte for byte like trditional disks.

The data transfer rates are almost limitless with these disks.

In the world of data storage this is a very good thing.

You probibly know how long it takes to save data to a DVD.

With this disk 4GB of data will transfer on to the disk and fast as your motherboard and Hard drive will let it..

[Kostly]

What makes you doubt future code will be as small? If anything it will grow in size. The kinds of computer processors that the future holds will do mainframe speeds very easily. Atomic data storage will be the future. Never bet against IBM.