1TB Optical Discs on the Horizon
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DVD-sized optical discs can hold up to 1 terabyte of data--but won't be on the market for another three to five years.
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Israeli-based Mempile plans to demonstrate its TeraDisc technology at CES, where it plans to show a DVD with 500GB capacity. By 2011, it expects to have 1TB DVDs.
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Future DVDs could hold about one hundred times the capacity that current discs can hold. That would mean about 472 hours of film on one disc the size of a current DVD disc.
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Researchers in London are developing DVDs that could hold 100 times more data than current discs.
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Imagine getting more than a dozen seasons of Homer and Bart all on one disc. Or, sure, you could back up a terabyte of corporate data.
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The increasing popularity of PC-based multimedia applications, particularly home video editing and downloading of films and TV shows from peer-to-peer networks, is driving demand for bigger hard-disc drives.
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I can imagine the mass deployment of virtualized storage controllers. The heyday of RAID controllers is coming to an end. It has me thinking about the mass consumption of virtualization, which leads me to another thought: the mass deployment of embedded virtualized processes.
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Sony discontinues CDs that limit copying. Also: SBC unveils plan for three-in-one machine & hellip;. Entertainment companies invest in DVD formats & hellip;. and more.
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Toshiba unveiled 60GB, 80GB and 120GB 1.8-in. external drives at the Consumer Electronics Show today.
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New device offers 1TB of storage, can record seven channels simultaneously.
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Higher-capacity hard drives will be available by the end of the year.
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Company will begin production on sub-1-inch hard drive later this year.
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Western Digital's latest external drive tops out at 1 terabyte. Plus: Handy tool kit keeps road warriors connected. In Gear Factor.
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DECEMBER 03, 2004 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - TOKYO -- Blu-ray Disc will take an important step forward next year when Singulus Technologies AG begins selling machines for mass producing read-only versions of the discs, the company said this week.
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A laser capable of being focused to a spot on a rotating disk just 80 nanometers across, is what Fujitsu needed to be able to beat competitors Toshiba and Seagate, in the race toward terabit areal densities. Yesterday, Fujitsu announced they'd achieved that goal.
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InPhase Technologies today released pricing and ship dates for it's upcoming holographic disc technology, which will hold 300GB of data per platter. The company also signed a partnership agreement with jukebox manufacturers to create a holographic library with up to 675TB of capacity.
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Company is the latest to pick a side in the battle of high-definition disc formats.