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Atomic Memory Could Store S Library of Congress in a Dust Speck
We're finding Feynman's bottom.
Credit: CERN/Science Photo Library
It's a memory so small you'll forget where you left it. A new data storage system uses single atoms as computer bits, and could hold the contents of the US Library of Congress in a cube just 100 micrometres across—little more than a speck of dust.
From New Scientist
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