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50,000GB DVDs Could Wipe Out Computer HDs, HD-DVDs and Bluray

Filed in archive Announcement , Technology by Andrew Garrett on July 21, 2006

50,000GB DVDs Could Wipe Out Computer HDs, HD-DVDs and Bluray:

Professor V Renugopalakrishnan of the Harvard Medical Schoollinks in Boston claims to have developed a layer of protein made from genetically altered, light-sensitive microbe proteins which could store up to 50K GB or 50 terabytes.

50 tera on a single disk. Count me in!


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