Progress Toward Terabit-Rate High-Density Recording

Next-generation high-density storage devices may keep more than 70 times the contents of the entire U.S. Library of Congress on a single disc -- but only if that data can be written quickly enough. In the Journal of Applied Physics, researchers in China have demonstrated a way to record onto ferromagnetic films thirty times faster than today's technologies.

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